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Posted by Bucko
 - July 12, 2017, 02:46:57 AM

"Fans can draw 50 hp or more when on"

I wonder if you put an more open exhaust on will the fan draw even more power  ;) ;D ;D

Posted by Tfrank59
 - July 12, 2017, 00:32:10 AM

Okay I just did a little research and learned that engine ice is not waterless. Evans is waterless. The problem with the waterless stuff I guess is that it makes the motor run hotter and even if your motor is fried nothing will boil over, ouch. I'm going to stick with my Peak 50/50 mix cuz it's been working great in both of my bikes even on the hottest days of summer here in western Washington

Posted by UGLY
 - July 11, 2017, 21:51:29 PM

Oil less oil. Is that Amsoil made, not from carbon? I believe there is another product that does not use carbon products to make real SYN oil. Will someone help me?

Posted by geewago
 - July 11, 2017, 21:15:57 PM
Quote from: Troll on July 11, 2017, 07:44:59 AM

You want to explain what you mean by "waterless coolant"?

Maybe it's the same thing as oiless oil.
Posted by Tfrank59
 - July 11, 2017, 18:32:18 PM

I didn't open the link but it's something like "engine ice" right.  It's pretty good stuff I guess. I used it in my racing bike because it held so little coolant in the radiators, but it's different with my road bikes now so I use the Peak 50/50 pre-mix (and you don't add water).  I don't really live in a hot climate - Seattle area - so I don't need the high performance coolant. Whatever you use as long as it says on there that it's okay for aluminum engines that's the only thing you got to watch for.

Posted by chief
 - July 11, 2017, 10:43:37 AM

I have just now started researching it. There is no water in this stuff, so no additives needed etc.

Some info:

http://www.pwmag.com/fleets/waterless-vs-traditional-coolants_o

Posted by Troll
 - July 11, 2017, 07:44:59 AM

You want to explain what you mean by "waterless coolant"?

Posted by Pete
 - July 11, 2017, 02:24:39 AM

Does anybody here use waterless coolant in their Drifter?  If so, what are your views on it?

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