Waterless Engine coolant

[cimmer]

Has anyone tried the Evans Waterless engine coolant yet in their motorcycle. I see that Jay Leno's Garage has a short segment on the product. http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/

They do have a version for power-sports now and I am thinking of converting over this spring to it as it is billed as a lifetime coolant never needing replacement or wearing out. It also has the benefit of non-corrosive and higher boiling point then water based coolants.

Here is their website.. http://www.evanscooling.com/

 

Thanks

Rick F.

[Eck]

After you change over to it, post your thought / results so we know how it works out for you.

I like it when someone owns up to being the beginning guinny...........

[Condor]

Getting a leak could become pricey... Actually the '83 runing at high temps on 100+ days never boiled over.... Just used Prestone.

[Yammer Dan]

Will be interesting.

[1 Canuck]

Maybe I'm missing some info here in the article, but I don't see a freezing point? In the colder climates; a bike in cold storage may have coolant freezing issues?

[67mini67]

Found this in the article.

 

"Freezing Point: -70° F for NPG versus -38° F for EGW. NPG does not freeze, it crystallizes and supercools (contracts slightly and becomes a viscous slurry)."

[twigg]

It seems like a solution (sic) to a problem that doesn't exist.

 

A well maintained cooling system works just fine and there are no end of companies who will part you from your $$$, whether you need the product or not.