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Old 06-08-08, 12:38 PM
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Coolant MIx has anyone used the Nascar coolant?

Just wondering if anyone has used the Nascar coolant, the one that is premixed.

the label says its 60/40 not sure if it is 60 coolant and 40 water?

has anyone used this coolant ?

its the one that turns color
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Just like pork cracklins and beer coolies, if it's got nascar on it, it has to be good.
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everything in an autoparts store has nascar on it somewhere.

36D are the official **** of nascar.
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I'd highly recommend sticking to the green stuff.
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Originally Posted by wb123
Just wondering if anyone has used the Nascar coolant, the one that is premixed.

the label says its 60/40 not sure if it is 60 coolant and 40 water?

has anyone used this coolant ?

its the one that turns color
its most likely 60 water 40 coolant. depending where you are, that might not fly. you cant allow the coolant in the system to freeze. might wanta stick with the basic 50/50 mixture
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I can ask my uncle what they use if you're that worried... he's the head Engineer of DEI. I've got a strange feeling he'd know what's up (in the past he's told me that 50/50 is good... though with demineralized water the more water you can get the better since it transfers heat quiet nicely... just *really* need the coolant for those climates that freeze a lot...) I can double check with him if needed, since I've been known to be wrong (though rarely) in the past....
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Originally Posted by 4CN A1R
its most likely 60 water 40 coolant. depending where you are, that might not fly. you cant allow the coolant in the system to freeze. might wanta stick with the basic 50/50 mixture
I believe that if you're dumb enough to live somewhere that gets below -10 deg F, you deserve to have a cracked radiator. **** the cold.

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