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Napa Kool additive
Is this comparable to the motorcraft additive or is it junk?
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Well you can't go wrong with napa products.
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Usually, except the alternator I got last week. Glad I had tools so I could take it right back off and ask for one that actually worked.
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I use it, I willing to bet that is comparable to motocraft, with motocraft ur paying extra four the name
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what about Redline products "Water wetter" I use this in my mustang and can tell a great differance in the temps .
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Good call Mako, it's in my mustang too. Now I fell dumb, after going to Redline's website it sounds like it would work. I know it's great for lowering temps, it's the only reason my head gaskets are still alive. After blowing 3 of them I figured that 10 bucks for the stuff might be worth it. Weird 500rwhp+stock radiator on a supercharged 5.0=blown head gasket, never would have imagined!
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a friend of mine that worked at petty enterprises said they used to run that crap in the qualifying cars. I figured it had to be pretty good stuff
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Napa cool, Nalcool. I think they all work
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