[DeTomaso] Water Wetter Coolant Additive - does it work?

MikeLDrew at aol.com MikeLDrew at aol.com
Tue Aug 30 15:15:02 EDT 2011


In a message dated 8/30/11 11 38 46, julian_kift at hotmail.com writes:


> Whether the water wetter lowers the temperature is a function of whether 
> your cooling system is working adequately or not in the first place. If you 
> have for example a 192F t-stat and the cooling system maintains somewhere 
> close then you will not see any difference switching to water wetter as the 
> t-stat is what is controlling the temperature. That is not to say that 
> water wetter is not improving contact between metallic surface and the liquid, 
> thus improving heat transfer efficiency, but you won't see it on a gauge.
> 

But if you have, say, a 180 degree thermostat and your car idles at 200, 
then you WOULD see a benefit.

Several months ago I wrote a long post about my positive experience with 
Water Wetter.   I did a before-and-after comparison, and it knocked about 15 
degrees off my ambient temperature at idle.

Mike


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