I want to put water witer redline on my intercooler could you guys tell me on how much and when should i put

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99.5 lightning
super chip
downford filter
headlight and fog light bulbs care of (Roger) great lights
alpine head unit
upgraded speakers
dyna mat all over
soft cover soon to be hard
cervini (soon)
looking cross drilled rotors front & rear

 

Jesus,

I have been running water wetter in both radiators since 100 miles on the odometer. I put one bottle in each radiator and forgot about it. No problems at all.

Enjoy!

The Wyldman

 

Same here.

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Red 99.5 Lightning,
#0975,
Born 5/6/99...Adopted 5/27/99
SuperChip,
PSP Filter,
2 Chamber Flowmasters,
Water Wetter,
13.498@102.69

 

Ditto.... at 50 miles. Bottle in each.

 

Could you please give me more information of what you guys are taking about.I have 1250 miles now and if I should be adding something please let me know what and where I can get it thanks Jim.

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Clarion Pro Audio face
Clarion Pro Audio CD changer

[This message has been edited by littleredL (edited 03-19-2000).]

 

Welcome!

Are you the guy I talked to by the post office the other day?

Red Line Water Wetter is a radiator additive that cuts down on cavitation (due to boiling) by reducing the surface tension between the water/antifreeze and the metal innards of the radiator. It also aids in heat transfer, making the radiator more efficient. This is all supposed to make the engine run cooler and as a result run better. It can be found at most auto parts stores, Wal-Mart, K-mart, and just about anywhere you can get oil & such.

All I know for certain, is I never see any heat related issues w/the Beast, even last summer in the worst the SW Freeway had to throw at me, if you've ever had to exit at W. Airport (or William's Trace or Highway 6) during rush hour, you know what I'm talking about.

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Chuck 'Wyldman' Shelton
wyldman@houston.rr.com
Black 99.5 Lightning Build # 1273, DOB 5-14-99, NLOC #315
Best run to date 12.857 @103.48
CD Changer; Tow Pkg.; Lojack; Sal's custom nitrous chip; G-Tech/Pro; SnugLid; BedRug; Invinca-Shield, full kit; NOS KIT 100 hp shot (currently); Clear and smoke Lexan fog light covers; 3M Ti Window Tint; Bel radar detector (shouldn't be an accessory); PowerStack cone filter (a.k.a. supercharger waker upper); American Auto Designs ram air hood; Cal-Tracs traction bars; Bassani headers;Goodrich T/A Drag Radials; Muth Signal Mirrors, Recieved today (2-22) Thanks Roger!



[This message has been edited by Wyldman (edited 03-19-2000).]

 

I've been using waterwetter for over 7000 miles already, coolant level is still okay and no heat problems. I use mostly water in the mixture with 25% coolant/anti-freeze, which is what Redline recommended for my application.

Mike

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99.5 Black Lightning
PowerSurge Cone Filter
JBA Jet-Hot coated headers
Flowmaster muffler
So-Cal Lowering Kit; Cal-Tracs traction bars
Watter Wetter
Lo-Jack

 

I've been using water wetter for years in various cars/trucks -never had any problems.

I believe redline recomends about 1oz WW per quart radiator capacity.