RE: Red Line Water Wetter

["Retherford, Martin" <MRetherford@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Matt,
	"WaterWetter® Supercoolant is a unique wetting agent for
             cooling systems which reduces coolant temperatures by as
             much as 30°F. This liquid product can be used to provide
             rust and corrosion protection in plain water for racing
             engines, which provides much better heat transfer properties
             than glycol-based antifreeze. Or it can be added to new or
             used antifreeze to improve the heat transfer of ethylene and
             propylene glycol systems. Designed for modern aluminum,
             cast iron, copper, brass, and bronze systems."

	This is off their web-site.  Any idea why they say this was designed
(corrosion/rust) for aluminum and related systems?

MCR

		-----Original Message-----
		From:	Matt Knowles [mailto:matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
		Sent:	Friday, February 25, 2000 8:49 AM
		To:	ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
		Subject:	Re: Red Line Water Wetter

		>For the first time in my life I´ve heard
		>about "Red Line Water Wetter". It´s a liquid which has
to be added to
		>the
		>water in the cooling system. My dealer told me
that this stuff would
		>reduce
		>the temperature in the cooling system by (up to) 10 degrees
Celsius. Does
		>this
		>really work? How? Has anyone on this list used this before?
How much do
		>you pay
		>for it in the US?

		However, it should not be used as a permanent cooler because
it's not
		designed to protect the magnesium and aluminum parts of your
engine from
		corrosion.
		

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