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I have always used Water Wetter in all my bikes and qauds. Mix 40% Prestone, 60% distilled water and the recomended amount of Water Wetter. There has only been one time I have ever had an overheating problem on one of my quads, but that was an over 100 degree day and I packed the radiator full of mud. Other then that, no problems, but since I have always ran that mix, don't really have anything to compare to, bike/quad wise.
Last summer though I flushed the cooloing sustem in my truck. Always used just a regular 50/50 mix in my vehicles, but this time I decided to use the same mix in my truck as the quads. My truck now runs a full one to two needle widths cooler on the temp gauge while moving. Stopped for a while in high heat, it will creep up to about the middle of the gauge and there it stays. With the old 50/50 mix, the temp gauge would creep up slowly the entire time I was stopped. Once I started moving, it did go back down, but very slowly. With the Water Wetter mix, it drops right down as soon as I start moving. That shows me the the Water Wetter must be doing something.
Doug
Last summer though I flushed the cooloing sustem in my truck. Always used just a regular 50/50 mix in my vehicles, but this time I decided to use the same mix in my truck as the quads. My truck now runs a full one to two needle widths cooler on the temp gauge while moving. Stopped for a while in high heat, it will creep up to about the middle of the gauge and there it stays. With the old 50/50 mix, the temp gauge would creep up slowly the entire time I was stopped. Once I started moving, it did go back down, but very slowly. With the Water Wetter mix, it drops right down as soon as I start moving. That shows me the the Water Wetter must be doing something.
Doug