rubicon4wheeler
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Please disregard what I said earlier. I called the Amsoil Technical Department yesterday to verify. They said the Dominator Boost (water wetter) still has to be added to their coolant.I've considering switching to Amsoil coolant because it already has the water wetter in the formula.
As long as you have sufficient antifreeze/coolant you can add super coolant without issue. Obviously you can't run straight water and super coolant but I don't think anyone should regardless of climate as corrosion and wear resistance are also benefits of antifreeze coolants.Living in MN I was always under the impression that "super coolants" were a no-go in winter climates. Is that not true? I guess I've never actually looked into them because of that impression.
No, they actually will help with engine warmup in cold weather. Here's what Amsoil advertises for their Dominator Coolant Boost:Living in MN I was always under the impression that "super coolants" were a no-go in winter climates. Is that not true?
They don't offer freeze protection, so you still need an antifreezeLiving in MN I was always under the impression that "super coolants" were a no-go in winter climates. Is that not true? I guess I've never actually looked into them because of that impression.
Curious what brand everyone is going with? I'm contemplating trying this as well as the S&B scoups (without the cold air kit).They don't offer freeze protection, so you still need an antifreeze
I’m using FleetGuard OAT coolant from Cummins and Red Line Water Wetter. I’ve seen a big drop in engine temps already. I’m sold.Curious what brand everyone is going with? I'm contemplating trying this as well as the S&B scoups (without the cold air kit).
I've been running the Amsoil Dominator Coolant Boost.Curious what brand everyone is going with?