Antifreeze type??
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Antifreeze type??
You"ll be fine with the stuff in the yellow jug from walmart. Just be sure and get the already mixed 50/50 so you can just add it right to your tank. It says it will mix with any other brand or color. I just drained everything and filled her up with new. I was able to do 2 quads and still have enough to do atleast one more from just one gallone jug.
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Antifreeze type??
Ok, good deal. I appreciate it.
I live in Oklahoma where it's not odd to go through 2-4 weeks of triple digit heat. Occasionally we hit some trails that block wind pretty good. Anyone have any experience with the more expensive coolant that supposedly dissipates heat better. Can't remember name off hand. Engine Ice or something like that?
I live in Oklahoma where it's not odd to go through 2-4 weeks of triple digit heat. Occasionally we hit some trails that block wind pretty good. Anyone have any experience with the more expensive coolant that supposedly dissipates heat better. Can't remember name off hand. Engine Ice or something like that?
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Antifreeze type??
Water alone can transfer absorb and dissipate heat better than water/glycol. I doubt there will be any significant gains with various brands despite their claims.
Glycol mixed with water however in the cooling system is a must since it increases the boiling point, decreases the freezing point and acts as a lubricant and corrosion inhibitor.
The best way to keep your machine cool is by keeping the rad. clean and having a good fan.
Glycol mixed with water however in the cooling system is a must since it increases the boiling point, decreases the freezing point and acts as a lubricant and corrosion inhibitor.
The best way to keep your machine cool is by keeping the rad. clean and having a good fan.
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Antifreeze type??
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Koopa
Ok, good deal. I appreciate it.
I live in Oklahoma where it's not odd to go through 2-4 weeks of triple digit heat. Occasionally we hit some trails that block wind pretty good. Anyone have any experience with the more expensive coolant that supposedly dissipates heat better. Can't remember name off hand. Engine Ice or something like that?</end quote></div>
Yes it is called engine ice, I run it in my DS and it stays plenty cool in the heat of summer.If you do run it, just remember to drain the cooling system completely of any green coolant, these do not mix worth a crap and repairs can be spendy.
Ok, good deal. I appreciate it.
I live in Oklahoma where it's not odd to go through 2-4 weeks of triple digit heat. Occasionally we hit some trails that block wind pretty good. Anyone have any experience with the more expensive coolant that supposedly dissipates heat better. Can't remember name off hand. Engine Ice or something like that?</end quote></div>
Yes it is called engine ice, I run it in my DS and it stays plenty cool in the heat of summer.If you do run it, just remember to drain the cooling system completely of any green coolant, these do not mix worth a crap and repairs can be spendy.
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