water wetter IN engine ice?
#1
Can u add ww to engine ice? I was bored and googled it and all I found was ww vs. Engine ice stuff.. nothing about adding ww to engine ice. Seems like it would be the ultimate coolant...
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#2
It can be added to the mix yes because as I read it, the properties of each shouldnt affect the other.. dont know if it will be any better.. but I guess give it a shot and let us knwo
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#3
I dont think it would be any better at all, dont you add WW to water? And water is the best way to cool your motor anyway right? Doesnt make sense to me to do it.
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#4
Its for antifreeze to since it has water in it.
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#5
Oh ok, didnt know you can mix it in antifreeze, never used it, still doubt it will work better than with just water.
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#6

Quote Originally Posted by Saynt
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I dont think it would be any better at all, dont you add WW to water? And water is the best way to cool your motor anyway right? Doesnt make sense to me to do it.

Water is not the best way to cool your motor
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#7
I just use Honda Coolant... never have used WW or Engine Ice...
Never have had a prob...
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#8
Well distilled water is better, but if your outside temps get low then antifreeze ect is needed.
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#9
I got some engine ice and am still waiting on my dcp rad cage so I can put on my new radiator... I seen the water wetter n it says can be added to water or antifreeze and helps and engine ice is a antifreeze so I figured they might mix...
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#10
I don't know about WW to Engine Ice. I know you cant mix regular antifreeze with it though. If you do this it can possibly gel up. The only thing your suppose to add to Engine Ice is water. But you wount get the "peak performance" from it unless it is straight engine ice.
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