Royal Purple's Purple Ice - Comparible to Redline's Waterwetter?
06-23-04, 05:40 PM
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Royal Purple's Purple Ice - Comparible to Redline's Waterwetter?
My FMIC Is having my Water/Oil temps running fairly high on my S5 TII setup. I'm opting to dump the 50/50 ratio of Coolant to Water and the bottle of Waterwetter by using a a ratio of no less that 15% water and 2 16oz bottles of Purple Ice. This should cool things down abit.
Anyone running this stuff? Comparible to Redline?
Anyone running this stuff? Comparible to Redline?
06-23-04, 09:27 PM
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I've since went with the Purple Ice (a couple of hours ago actually). Although It's fairly cool tonight I have noticed a moderate drop In temps. I determained this by Idling with the Hood closed. I can't say for sure If this Is attributed to the Purple Ice though as I'm running 30% less Coolant and double the additive. It's great so far.
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06-27-04, 01:40 AM
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I've used both but my car is bone stock
for both years I used 70/30 water/coolant mixture and the car feels very similar in terms of "heat on the hand"
both years I went to a high performance driving school in dry, Albertan heat with the same kind of oil...engine performed very similarly
I think they're both good products but I'd go with Purple Ice because you get more per bottle and it's about the same price I believe.
for both years I used 70/30 water/coolant mixture and the car feels very similar in terms of "heat on the hand"
both years I went to a high performance driving school in dry, Albertan heat with the same kind of oil...engine performed very similarly
I think they're both good products but I'd go with Purple Ice because you get more per bottle and it's about the same price I believe.
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