Missyl1713
Wizard
I also take into consideration I live in the country, have a lot of animals, and live around a lot of animals. Don't have to worry about poisoning anyone.
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Engine ice
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cshrumfz1
Well-Known Member
I changed over to engine ice before it got hot here this summer, and I didn't notice any appreciable heat difference from ethylene glycol (prestone, etc) and propylene glycol (engine ice). I rode in today, 75 degrees outside, come up to the bike parking here at work, and the fans are already kicking on (like they have been doing all summer) b/c the coolant temp hit that magical 213º.
Yes, it is better for the environment.
Yes, it is LESS harmful to animals and the neighbors annoying kid :flip:.
Yes, it is approved for track day riding.
Yes, I did it right.
No, it didn't make much (if any) of a difference in coolant temperature.
No, I will not use it again, due to the price of the stuff, and lack of noticeable results.
Yes, it is better for the environment.
Yes, it is LESS harmful to animals and the neighbors annoying kid :flip:.
Yes, it is approved for track day riding.
Yes, I did it right.
No, it didn't make much (if any) of a difference in coolant temperature.
No, I will not use it again, due to the price of the stuff, and lack of noticeable results.
Longboardr
Member
In NESBA when they start checking what type of coolant you're running at tech (in the Advanced group) Engine Ice isn't allowed. I'm sure it varies from organization to organization.