redline water wetter

[Rude]

anyone ever used it? i've been reading about it and from what i've read so far it does seem to work. i'm looking at adding it to my vehicles cooling systems. they actually recommend running straight water with the water wetter. any input?

[STV_Keith]

Yes, I have used the gas and diesel versions (there is a difference). Works well.

[panic button]

I use it in the bikes and in my Hyundai. The bikes you can see a noticable differance in temp. They Hyundai has over 250K miles on it with the only thing changed is brakes and tires.

[AnchorNPlay]

I use it in my car. Helped prevent my engine from heating up too much last summer. I have an intercooler blocking my radiator so anything to make it cooler I use. If you dont have a highly modified or high mileage engine, you will be fine without it.

[Rude]

are you guys running straight water with this stuff or a 50/50 mix of water/coolant plus the water wetter? and all of my cars are high mileage rides.

[digginfordollars]

Don't go straight water cuz the water around here is to caustic. Plus you will have problems in the winter when it does get cold on those few mornings. They say it works better with straight water but will also work with a mix. I've used it, did see some difference but not sure if it is worth it or not.