Hi David
I have heard of a product called water wetter (could be whetter) I think it
is made by Redline, supposed to
make the water contact with the hot engine better and thus transfer more
heat away and give up more heat in the rad. The theory sounds good and I
want to get some to try. I have not used it so no knowledge on whether it
works or not but it is said to be used by racers. NFI etc.
Graham.
From: <CuckooCox@aol.com>
To: <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 1:21 PM
Subject: Coolants
>
> Here in the Southwest, the temp often gets up into the 100s during the
> summer. That's a bit warm for my TR-3 to say the least, especially in
> traffic. I've seen a product called "Stops Overheating" made by ProBlend
> Chemical which claims to reduce engine temperature by (up to) 40 degrees.
It
> retails for about $20/Qt.
> Does anyone know if it really works on these little tractor engines or if
> there are other products that work?
> David in a '56 and a '62
>
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