Red Line Coolant Allowed?

JGardy_781

JGardy_781

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JeremyGSU;53724 wrote: I saw in the manual that Engine Ice and Evans Type Coolants are not allowed at Nesba track days but I don't know what Evans stuff is.

Is this allowed?

http://www.cyclegear.com/spgm.cfm?L1=&L2=&L3=&L4=&item=RED_80205_G

This is what I'm currently running and Jennings allows it. Just curious if Nesba does too.

Thanks.
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As long as you're using that, with no coolant mixed in, you're fine.

FWIW, you can just buy little bottles of water wetter to mix with plain distilled water ($1-$2 a gallon at a grocery store) and get the same result, a bunch cheaper.
 
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JeremyGSU

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JGardy_781;53727 wrote: As long as you're using that, with no coolant mixed in, you're fine.

FWIW, you can just buy little bottles of water wetter to mix with plain distilled water ($1-$2 a gallon at a grocery store) and get the same result, a bunch cheaper.
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Cool! Thanks for the reply! Can't wait for Road Atlanta!
 
ta2kutz

ta2kutz

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yeah i wouldnt be sure about that stuff though. i wonder if its just bottled water wetter and water already mixed.
 
JGardy_781

JGardy_781

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ta2kutz;53756 wrote: yeah i wouldnt be sure about that stuff though. i wonder if its just bottled water wetter and water already mixed.
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The linked product is a $20 gallon of distilled water and a few ounces of water wetter pre-mixed in.

Quoted from the ad the OP posted:

"Blended with deionized/purified water and WaterWetter"

"Note: This product does not contain antifreeze. Use with a long-life antifreeze if freezing temperatures are to be encountered." (red color from the linked page)
 
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