Redline WaterWetter - Recommendations?
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Redline WaterWetter - Recommendations?
I've only read / heard good things about the Redline WaterWetter product. Anybody know 'what bad happens' (if anything) if you use this product? Any personal experiences?
With my FMIC blocking a good portion of my OEM radiator, and the tranny cooler blocking another part, I'd like to enhance cooling as much as possible.
VVT-I - do you know the typical mix that Lexus uses (Anti-freeze to water) in the SE area?
Oh, product info for those not familiar:
http://www.redlineoil.com/products_c...p?productID=53
http://www.redlineoil.com/products_c...coolantFlash=1
With my FMIC blocking a good portion of my OEM radiator, and the tranny cooler blocking another part, I'd like to enhance cooling as much as possible.
VVT-I - do you know the typical mix that Lexus uses (Anti-freeze to water) in the SE area?
Oh, product info for those not familiar:
http://www.redlineoil.com/products_c...p?productID=53
http://www.redlineoil.com/products_c...coolantFlash=1
Last edited by DaveGS4; 08-02-04 at 09:38 PM.
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I've been considering using it as well now that some stores in Canada carry it. Fairly expensive for a small bottle but I've never even been over the half way point on my temperature guage anyways so I'm wondering if I should bother at all.
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Originally posted by Ditto
If your temp gauge does not go over the half way mark I would not worry about WW.
Why fix something that is not broken?
If your temp gauge does not go over the half way mark I would not worry about WW.
Why fix something that is not broken?
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Originally posted by DaveGS4
It's preventative. With the supercharger on my GS it gets hotter than OEM, plus as I said above I've blocked off a good part of the radiator front with the intercooler and tranny cooler. Another member with a similar supercharger setup did a mountain drive (same as I'm going to do at the www.lexusdragon.com) recently and he had problems overheating. I'm going to be proactive and do everything I can to prevent that from happening to me.
It's preventative. With the supercharger on my GS it gets hotter than OEM, plus as I said above I've blocked off a good part of the radiator front with the intercooler and tranny cooler. Another member with a similar supercharger setup did a mountain drive (same as I'm going to do at the www.lexusdragon.com) recently and he had problems overheating. I'm going to be proactive and do everything I can to prevent that from happening to me.
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