For Those of you using Water Wetter
For Those of you using Water Wetter
What ratio water/glycol do you run?
I think I am going to drain my radiator and refill it with a 70/30 mix and add 1 to 1.5 bottle of WW.
Also, what is the factory ratio on the intercooler? 50/50?? Would it be ok to reduce the glycol in the intercooler and add WW?
Search police: I have done a search on this but was unable to find enough info to base my decision on.
Gracias amigos!
I think I am going to drain my radiator and refill it with a 70/30 mix and add 1 to 1.5 bottle of WW.
Also, what is the factory ratio on the intercooler? 50/50?? Would it be ok to reduce the glycol in the intercooler and add WW?
Search police: I have done a search on this but was unable to find enough info to base my decision on.
Gracias amigos!
Iam in a little different climate than yourself, so anti-freeze is important to me.
All I know, is what I've read about WaterWetter. It sounded good to me, so I added 1 bottle to my motor radiator and TWO bottles to my intercooler
All I know, is what I've read about WaterWetter. It sounded good to me, so I added 1 bottle to my motor radiator and TWO bottles to my intercooler
Re: WW in intercooler
Originally posted by 2002Bolt
i just drained mine the other day and added WW. Added 1/2 bottle and the rest water. Hope this helps.
i just drained mine the other day and added WW. Added 1/2 bottle and the rest water. Hope this helps.
about adding something in the way of lubricant to your near 100% water volume or your pump will die prematurely.
Antifreeze has such lubricants, but there are aftermarket lubes, too.
Jeff
1 bottle of Water Wetter for the radiator and one for the intercooler. No antifreeze, just water. Same setup I had in my last three vehicles in AZ: 01L, 00 SS Camaro, 96 Blown Mustang.
Zero problems.
Jeff
Zero problems.
Jeff
Not saying it can't be done (pure water), but it's still risky business. There will be a price to pay. Water pumps require lubrication afforded by additives in antifreeze, which also has other important additives, such as rust inihibitors.
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This what I use in my i/c:
http://216.239.51.100/search?q=cache...hl=en&ie=UTF-8
and one btl. of WW in my radiator.
Dan
http://216.239.51.100/search?q=cache...hl=en&ie=UTF-8
and one btl. of WW in my radiator.
Dan
Hey Dan,
Did you completely drain your intercooler? and did you also put in some glycol along with the 40 below?
I plan on draining some coolant from my intercooler tank and then add distilled water to reduce the glycol concentration down to approx. 30% then add the WW.
I am going to wait on my radiator because I plan on taking the truck in for them to find out what's going on with that darn oil leak, and I have a feeling the head is going to be coming off
Sammy
Did you completely drain your intercooler? and did you also put in some glycol along with the 40 below?
I plan on draining some coolant from my intercooler tank and then add distilled water to reduce the glycol concentration down to approx. 30% then add the WW.
I am going to wait on my radiator because I plan on taking the truck in for them to find out what's going on with that darn oil leak, and I have a feeling the head is going to be coming off

Sammy
I drained about 75% of my i/c radiator and put one bottle of WW and water in. WW's original design intent was for small dragster radiators and to be used w/ water only to help with keeping "slippery" antifreeze of the drag. WW has lubricators in it to keep your system properly lubricated.
Here's a link to redline for technical information on Water Wetter.
redlineoil.com/redlineoil/wwti.htm
Here's a link to redline for technical information on Water Wetter.
redlineoil.com/redlineoil/wwti.htm
Originally posted by silverSVTruck
I drained about 75% of my i/c radiator and put one bottle of WW and water in. WW's original design intent was for small dragster radiators and to be used w/ water only to help with keeping "slippery" antifreeze of the drag. WW has lubricators in it to keep your system properly lubricated.
redlineoil.com/redlineoil/wwti.htm
I drained about 75% of my i/c radiator and put one bottle of WW and water in. WW's original design intent was for small dragster radiators and to be used w/ water only to help with keeping "slippery" antifreeze of the drag. WW has lubricators in it to keep your system properly lubricated.
redlineoil.com/redlineoil/wwti.htm


