Waterless Engine Coolant

[jwillride]

Has anyone tried this?

Evans Waterless Coolant, Prevent Engine Overheating

Evans waterless coolant, the solution to engine overheating & corrosion for classic cars, hot rods, muscle cars, power sports, off road, heavy duty

www.evanscoolant.com

 

[Neville Lush]

It is very good. I use it in many bikes at work. Works better if the systems clean when you start

 

[Bob R]

I have a jug of it in the garage for when I put the Samco hoses on. I figure I need to replace the coolant anyhow so I will try it out.

bob

 

[MIG]

I've read some good things about it, but I've been so happy with 'Ready to use' EngineIce I've no reason to switch. Be sure to share how it goes if go the Evan's route
-MIG

 

[cootertwo]

Yea, I have a jug of it too, waiting for the samco hose swap. However, I do not like the idea of NOT being able to ad water when/if the system gets low for some reason. And it is rather expensive.

 

[atomsplitter]

Sounds like a good way to avoid the corrosion inherent with iron and oxygen mixing. The engine components of most bikes has very little iron however (unless it's a Harley) so the only question is does it last any longer than standard coolant? The cost/benefit ratio might be higher for higher performance engines. Do post up your results.

 

[pica]

Sounds like a good way to avoid the corrosion inherent with iron and oxygen mixing. The engine components of most bikes has very little iron however (unless it's a Harley) so the only question is does it last any longer than standard coolant? The cost/benefit ratio might be higher for higher performance engines. Do post up your results.

they claim "it lasts for the life of the engine, so you never have to add or change coolant or flush your radiator, saving you time and money."

 

[cootertwo]

And I still have not used mine "yet"