[Healeys] hot Healey - radiator water additive??????????

[Jody Kerr]

I've used it successfully on some cars I've owned that had
questionable cooling capabilities. It's good for ~20 degrees F.

It is not, however, a solution I would use before completely going
through the cooling system and/or adding a bigger radiator.

Jody

On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 8:58 AM,  <raymead at comcast.net> wrote:
> hello all
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> Been watching all the comments re our Healeys running hot............
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> I am a big fan of the magazine Classic Motorsports.B  In the new issue, re
a
> project car they are working on (Sunbeam Tiger), they talk about the car's
> cooling system.......B  They talk about adding RED LINE OIL'S WATERWETTER
to
> the cooling system and comment that, according to the manufacturer, it
> "adheres to the water molecules in the radiator and doubles the cooling
> capacity of ordinary water".........B B  The writer goes on to say that
they
> have been using it in their race cars for years...........
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> Anyone tried it?B  have any experience with it?
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> tks, ray
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