Waterless Coolant - (Discussion)

Any members using this or similar - and with what result?

http://www.evanscoolants.co.uk/Coolants/Performance/powersports_R

 

Never tried it but this bloke doesn't like it

 

Think that guy is running a test with it in 9ne of his bikes to prove why its dog cac.

 

I think there was a discussion on here a few years ago? I know a few on here who are using it, one being lamb chop rides on YouTube. I was thinking about using it in a few weeks/ next service so keen to see the out come

 

Good enough for me, ta. I'll stick with Honda or Castrol.

On further reading of the Evans docs, the system has to be totally cleaned and prepped for the product. An hour for a tech or two hours for a novice.

 

I struck this off the list a while back, its main advantage is that it has as higher BP and thus puts less pressure on your cooling system.
My take is if your cooling is running at higher temps then you have another problem, inefficient rad wrong afr etc.

The best scizzle at getting rid of heat is water, the only problems are it freezes at 0c and corrodes the feck of of ferrous materials hence the additives. I just use castrol gp, use it on track days, sub zero and sitting in stationary in 30+c no problem.

 

I use Silkolene Mag Cool in mine.

 

Cheers. Just read some reviews. Sounds good. No frigging around with pre-conditioners and cleansers.

 

Using this since 2011 in combination with the Samco Silicone hoses.
Once done properly, you can forget about your cooling system.
Everything else is just the second best.

 

I am new to coolants, I knew some are better than others but are some better at conducting than others.As an engineer we used to quench things in water to harden them this cooled them instantly, other things we put in oil but after quenching it was still glowing red..so some fluids will be better at conducting than others