water wetter

[predator5100]

Hey i used this stuff and it actually works any body else tried it. I heard it corodes the radiator but then again so does water.

[mr_man]

i've been using it, works nice, no problems so far

[camarokidd10]

Yup yup [img]smile.gif[/img] same here dude, works like a charm. I'm running a few degrees cooler as well on average.

[V6Bob]

Water wetter is designed for the track, where rules sometimes prohibit antifreeze (slippery if spilled). It provides corrosion protection and water pump lubrication that would be missing with plain water.

Used in street cars with antifreeze, it's harmless but, IMHO, doesn't do much.

[pgriffith]

I see alot about water wetter like in peoples sig. and stuff. But what does it actually do?

[Steve Caroccia]

My guess would be it breaks down the surface tension of water so the water can bond to the aluminum in the radiator.

As a side bar, Rain-X works buy creating a molecule that bonds to the silicon oxide in glass on one side, and has a hydrohpobic (water hating) molecular chain on the oppsoing side. So when the rain comes, the hydrophobic portion wisks it away.

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[camaro_zach]

i use water wetter and i also dump in a bottle of greased lightning for radiators. It has lube and protectant. Good ish. Keeps the pump moving freely and strong.