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1/26/2012 5:57am
Many of us are going to change over to Maxima Cool n All and Maxima Cood Aide just to see the actual engine and radiator temp difference. We run deep sand tracks with huge elevation changes. True test of coolant.
What are you guys running? Engine ice seems so 4 years ago. There has to be something better out there. The temp decals will prove all.
The local dealers around here want to know what to stock so your answers are not just for me.
I will post our results on vital, thumper, and motonews.
What are you guys running? Engine ice seems so 4 years ago. There has to be something better out there. The temp decals will prove all.
The local dealers around here want to know what to stock so your answers are not just for me.
I will post our results on vital, thumper, and motonews.
Wow. Who can argue against that data?
Do you also feel two rear shocks are twice as good as one ?
Dealer in my neighborhood wants to know.
The Shop
With all the high tech chemical companies in this industry I am hard pressed to think that a product specific guy has solved the worlds problems. Not harshing on ei. Spent hundreds on the shit. Just looking to find the next best thing. And there is better. And cheaper. Moto heads are normally to stupid to research it.
For the record head and radiator temps were the exact same with engine ice as straight tap water mixed with 50% walmart coolant. $3.23 per bike vs. $17.00
Is there an issue with replacing the radiators?
Also, I am a plumbing contractor, and would never put water from the USA in my race bike !!!
If I could, I'd bathe in Perrier !
But that's my opinion...
cuz they had 2 shocks.
When a was racing, antifreeze was a big NO NO, so I used what the local shop had available. I also used isopropyl, instead of water.
I'm sure Engine Ice is an excellent product. Dave seems to give back to the sport quite a bit and if I but a newer bike i'll be sure to endorse his product and buy some EI.
Hey internet stud. You have more to lose than gain on here. You might want to remeber that.
Pit Row
Meltdown, hehehe
Pure H2O tranfers heat beater than ethylene or propylene glycol, but has a lousy boiling and freezing points and no protection from corrosion. Ethylene glycol is ever so slightly better at heat transfer than propylene glycol but is deadly poisonous. Propylene glycol solutions offer great boiling & freeze protection, and with added corrosion additives will keep your system clean and lubed without having a lethal poison in your radiator.
Cycle Logic produces a proven and reliable propylene glycol solution and the owner of the company is a life-long motocrosser who gives a lot back to dirt bikers. If you are gonna pay cash for a coolant, why not support a guy who is one of us?
Hate on haters, but Engine Ice is the best coolant out there. You all should be proud to know a smart guy like EIDave.
why don't you go hate on someone else, cause that is the way your post comes off. Maybe we would have taken your 'test' seriously if you wouldn't have hopped all over the dude, but you just showed what you are really after.
I'll bet you're one of those mini bike dads we hear so much about.
I use EI and change mine twice a year on both bikes. My neighbors love their little dogs and cats so if I get a phone call and run in the house to answer I don't have to worry about pet's drinking out of my drain tub.
Why don't you just call this Dave guy up and talk to him like a man if you have something to say to or about him. Another internet tough guy?
ps remember has 2 m's in it.
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