Don't know if good or bad, but what I have is an aluminum fluidyne in my
mustang
(aluminum block/heads) and run distilled water and waterwetter only
in the
system. Have been running that for about 10 years. Have not had a
problem with
either of the radiators that I have had in the car (Upgraded to
a larger). It
gets flushed now and again due to an engine mishap but seems to
be a good
solution for me. For iron block folks not sure how much protection
the WW will
give, each brand seems to have some different claims but can't
say how they work
in iron for corosion. Water and Water Wetter has proven to
be the best for
cooling in the race car.
Sandy
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From: "AAAGLASSS@aol.com" <AAAGLASSS@aol.com>
To: tigers@autox.team.net
Sent: Fri, November 9, 2012 10:30:37 AM
Subject: [Tigers] Water Wetter
Friend
came by and the conversation went to aluminum radiators. He claims
that
getting a pinhole in one leads to replacing the radiator as they can
not be
repaired. He told me of an old racer that only shows his car 2-3 times
a
year and then sits in the garage. The owner of this uses distilled water
and
Water Wetter and states that there will be no corrosion problems with
this
in his aluminum radiator and heads. List what do you think?
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