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| 6.0L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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glycol base heavy duty green antifreez
ok the majority rule around here it seems is cat elc red is the way to go from what i read. but what if any issues would or could arise from the glycol base coolant if memory serves me right glycol when heated will almost turn to a platic or teflon type material just looking for some feed back on this thanks
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Green coolants lack the cavitation protection that you need.... aside from whatever else.
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how so ??? i understand how cavitation works but how dose one coolant protect from that when another dosent??? and the collant im talking about is more for your comercle trucks 18 wheelers
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What coolant are you looking at using?
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that all depends right now maybe mars or maxsafe
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Why mars or maxsafe?
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i can get it cheap and the mars i can get silicate free and well i will say cheaper than the cat red it also comes with corsion inhibitors
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that might be it only seen the jug and the one guy here at the shop runs it in all his fleet and personlal trucks... but i have a feeling your gonna tell me not to use this and honestly id like to hear reasons if thats the case im always open to sugestions and good info
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93k, green 50/50 from Circle K auto parts coolant, ECT/EOT delta 10~15 degrees, no issues. Although I did just buy a Sinster filter and plan on flushing and getting some stuff from the Speedco shop (they service 18 wheelers).
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