fu*k..my engine froze..
#27
Originally Posted by Hyper4mance2k
i normally run 100% water. I hate anti freeze. Then again it rarely gets below 32 here. freezing isn't much of an issue. FYI 100% water runs cooler than any water coolant mix. Plus antifreezeis illegal to run on NHRA tracks.
#32
Originally Posted by kompressorlogic
antifreeze has a higher boiling point!
#33
Coolant increases the boiling point of the cooling system. PSI increases the boiling point of the cooling system.
Water's boiling point is 100 C / 212 F
50/50 coolant/water mix increases boiling point to 106 C / 223 F
70/30 coolant/water mix increases boiling point to 113 C / 235 F
And for every pound of pressure in the cooling system the boiling point is rises by 3 F.
Water's boiling point is 100 C / 212 F
50/50 coolant/water mix increases boiling point to 106 C / 223 F
70/30 coolant/water mix increases boiling point to 113 C / 235 F
And for every pound of pressure in the cooling system the boiling point is rises by 3 F.
#37
Originally Posted by bstrange99
especially under pressure. That's the whole point of it. I'm with kompresserlogic on this one. I would never run straight water. Water will run hotter.
#38
someone needs to get laid? That's hillarious! I guess you haven't met me or the family Greg. Sorry about spreading some knowledge for you. Just thought you may not want to have that problem again. I have been working on my educations seeing as I work in the automotive industry so I thought I would share. Now about the getting laid part... I guess you would know better than I would?! Then again... Look at your post count! Someone spends a bit more time in front of a computer than even me!
#39
Originally Posted by bstrange99
especially under pressure. That's the whole point of it. I'm with kompresserlogic on this one. I would never run straight water. Water will run hotter.
A couple other facts for you guys.
Running straight water in any rotary is a death sentence for it eventually. Coolant stops electrolysis, the aluminum and iron will eat each other apart faster than regular corrosion. Do a google on it.
Water transfers heat better than coolant but the problem is it will boil to easily at the localized hot spots.
#40
Originally Posted by rmriggin
someone needs to get laid? That's hillarious! I guess you haven't met me or the family Greg. Sorry about spreading some knowledge for you. Just thought you may not want to have that problem again. I have been working on my educations seeing as I work in the automotive industry so I thought I would share. Now about the getting laid part... I guess you would know better than I would?! Then again... Look at your post count! Someone spends a bit more time in front of a computer than even me!
#41
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Seeeeeeeeee water tranferes heat better than coolant.
My cars water temp is usually at 175* without my fan on. The only time i have to turn it on is when I'm stuck in traffic. Good info though guys, thanx
My cars water temp is usually at 175* without my fan on. The only time i have to turn it on is when I'm stuck in traffic. Good info though guys, thanx
#42
Originally Posted by bstrange99
My last official check was at 10:pm last night, and it was right at ZERO!!!!
thats Tshirt weather here :P
i run around a 70% anti freeze mix in all my vehicles. I also have them winterized too. engine block,oil pan,battery,purculater etc heaters.
#43
dang my sport model had more like a 80 water 20 anti mix, all the small hoses froze solid allready!!! fired it up and drained some water and put about 3/4 a jug of anti in it and let it run for a bit mix it up all good , shouldnt have any freezing problems now!
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