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88dx 12-09-2004 12:44 AM
Re:Honda made their coolant blue
 
Originally Posted by accordepicenter
is it just me or does dex-cool look like kool-aid?
Dex-cool is the best coolant ever :-X

stillnoturbo 12-09-2004 10:52 AM
Re:Honda made their coolant blue
 
My GTIR front clip with blue coolant since it was still fully load with that ----. I was emptying the radiator and was like WTF! Damn this dude was using washer fluid! I thought japanese people knew there ---- about cars! lol. Then thinking how long these clips sit it's probably had that coolant in there for awhile also. Damn were so behind the times. :'(

Reddy 12-09-2004 11:06 AM
Re:Honda made their coolant blue
 
http://re2.mm-b.yimg.com/image/85313327


^^^^ omfg that is hillarious. Is that real? :o

biggmike 12-09-2004 11:08 AM
Re:Honda made their coolant blue
 
Blue coolant is JDM Yo!.....and taste like kool-aid, go ahead and try it i did. ;D

Xplocivic 12-09-2004 11:23 AM
Re:Honda made their coolant blue
 
Originally Posted by biggmike
go ahead and try it i did. ;D
We can tell. ;D

LSD Motorsports 12-10-2004 09:26 AM
Re:Honda made their coolant blue
 
Originally Posted by TekPhobia
Originally Posted by Kyle
right now my coolant is straight ethylene glycol, no water added. the only thing I buy from the dealer is tranny fluid. and parts that no on else has like $5 each tappet nuts.
You do realize anti-freeze itself sucks at storing heat and transferring it? Water has an excellent heat transfer coefficient....better to have more water than ethylene-glycol...but hey, it's your motor.

-Tim
Yea hes right, ur not in the worst position, but the automobile engineers came up with coolant (antifreeze) because of the temperature at which it freezes. People in detroit were coming outside in the morning to drive to work and there inside the motor was frozen
Funny stuff

Chris Harris 12-10-2004 03:23 PM
Re:Honda made their coolant blue
 
no no no...you all have it wrong.

the key to coolant is making sure it is at the correct PH level, too acidic or basic and it eats away at parts inside the engine & radiator

a 50/50 mix is generally at the correct Ph level

ComputerJLT 12-10-2004 03:26 PM
Re:Honda made their coolant blue
 
Originally Posted by Cray91
well the proper mix depends on your location.

If you never see freezing temps, then run straight water with some water wetter.

If you are in the north like me, then run 50/50, or there abouts. The actual optimal mix is a little different, but 50/50 is good.

baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad idea
water + aluminum = corrosion

50/50 mix is the most all-around mix 60/40 antifreeze/water is best for cold weather

HondaTuner 12-10-2004 04:00 PM
Re:Honda made their coolant blue
 
Originally Posted by Whitey
http://re2.mm-b.yimg.com/image/85313327


^^^^ omfg that is hillarious. Is that real? :o
With the number "555" I'd say no.

"Did you see the sign on the front of my house that said dead ------ storage?" :D haha, great movie


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