Engine Cooling revisited

Josh Malks
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22 Aug 2004 14:27 #2098 by Josh Malks

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Evans' coolant is essentially polypropylene glycol, used straight, without water. It boils at a very high temperature. Despite its claimed use in some cars in the Great Race, it is not suitable for our classics.

For a full exposition see Skinned Knuckles magazine for May 1999, in a fine analysis by engineer Bill McLellan.

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21 Aug 2004 20:03 #2095 by Bill Hummel

Engine Cooling revisited was created by Bill Hummel

I have heard good things about Evans Cooling Systems. Has anyone used any of their products?

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