> Come time for winter, I swap tstats again, empty the mix
> in the rad and add a stronger antifreeze - water mix to bring
> the overall mix back close to 50-50. I didn't do this one winter
> and, in the following winter (abnormally cold ... dropped to
> 0 -10 F frequently and below), I noticed that I began to get
> ice crystals forming in the mix. Promptly got the mix back
> to its 50-50 mix:-) HTH.
The Water Wetter had nothing to do with the ice forming in the coolant-that
was due to a weak antifreeze/water mixture.
Before anyone says any more, we use WW in a variety of DLM race engines,
from 358 to 430 c.i., running gas and alky. But, we don't run a thermostat,
or antifreeze, either.
Jon
STL MO
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