Re: Evans Coolant

Posted by Fish'n Jim On 2016/11/18 9:08:07

These "waterless" coolants offer some heat transfer coefficient benefits but I'm sure you have to get all the water out of the system before you use it, or you'll have issues. You have to follow the directions exactly. I'd read up on it first and understand what can go wrong.
I'm not sure it's real cost effective for the benefits it gives in a classic.
I'd only try if car is having cooling issues but if due to fouling in the system may have difficulty completely removing the water associated with the rust/solids deposits. So you have a risk.
They use this mostly for race/high performance cars with a new system.