Evans NPG+ and Greddy Underdrive Pulley
Evans NPG+ and Greddy Underdrive Pulley
Is there any problem with running Evans NPG+ coolant and having Greddy Underdrive Pulley?
Should I not install Underdrive Pulley if I am going to run Evans?
Reza
Should I not install Underdrive Pulley if I am going to run Evans?
Reza
the glass man, are you putting in Evans?
I searched before I posted this thread, I read that there are some concern about Evans not flowing enough and having to put holes in the t-stat. So I believe the Greddy will slow down the flow for lower RPM. Thus the cooling is not as good.
Anybody here runs Evans and Pulley set ? Any problems?
I searched before I posted this thread, I read that there are some concern about Evans not flowing enough and having to put holes in the t-stat. So I believe the Greddy will slow down the flow for lower RPM. Thus the cooling is not as good.
Anybody here runs Evans and Pulley set ? Any problems?
Running Evans defeats the purpose of having an underdrive pulley on the waterpump in the first place, that is, Evans won't cavitate at high rpms. Not sure how much it'll hurt cooling, but it will hurt compared to the stock pulley. With regular coolant an underdrive pulley can be better at high rpms because it will cavitate to some degree, but the high boiling point of Evans eliminates this, so best performance is with the stock pulley. FWIW, cavitation is caused by low pressures zones around the pump blades causing the coolant to boil.
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Originally posted by Nathan Kwok
Running Evans defeats the purpose of having an underdrive pulley on the waterpump in the first place, that is, Evans won't cavitate at high rpms. Not sure how much it'll hurt cooling, but it will hurt compared to the stock pulley. With regular coolant an underdrive pulley can be better at high rpms because it will cavitate to some degree, but the high boiling point of Evans eliminates this, so best performance is with the stock pulley. FWIW, cavitation is caused by low pressures zones around the pump blades causing the coolant to boil.
Running Evans defeats the purpose of having an underdrive pulley on the waterpump in the first place, that is, Evans won't cavitate at high rpms. Not sure how much it'll hurt cooling, but it will hurt compared to the stock pulley. With regular coolant an underdrive pulley can be better at high rpms because it will cavitate to some degree, but the high boiling point of Evans eliminates this, so best performance is with the stock pulley. FWIW, cavitation is caused by low pressures zones around the pump blades causing the coolant to boil.
same here...my plan is to get rid of the air pump, I have ordered PWR and Underdrive pulley. And I am thinking of getting Evans when I put in the new radiator.
My purpose is to auto-x with the car. Should I put in the pulley or just change the belt. Can I use the Greddy Belt with the stock pulley?
My purpose is to auto-x with the car. Should I put in the pulley or just change the belt. Can I use the Greddy Belt with the stock pulley?
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