❄️ Stay Cool, Stay Ahead – The Pro’s Choice for Engine Mastery
Red Line 80204 WaterWetter Super Coolant is a powerful additive that doubles water’s wetting ability to improve heat transfer, protects against rust and corrosion, and is compatible with all antifreeze types. Each 12-ounce bottle treats up to 5 gallons of coolant, making it ideal for passenger cars and light trucks. Trusted since 1979, it ensures superior cooling system performance and longevity.
Manufacturer | Red Line |
Brand | Red Line |
Item Weight | 12 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 9.02 x 5.75 x 2.72 inches |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | 80204 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Manufacturer Part Number | 80204-2 |
Voltage | 12 Volts |
S**T
Brings temperature down
This should be an automatic addition to every hot rod cooling system.
C**N
Good stuff!
I’ve used this stuff for years and it definitely help coolants to stay cooler longer.
A**R
This stuff works.
The first time I used this was at the race track. I put it in per the recommended dosage and it did everything the salesman said it would. That was in 1993 and I still use it in all my cars.
T**A
Cool
This stuff worked great on my classic car. Runs nice and cool now and no worries about overheating.
C**I
Works
Works great. Apologises to seller I made a mistake on sellers review.
N**E
Great Garage Product
As advertised and just what I needed
M**N
heat transfer
Most of these water wetter type products do work. This one i can for sure vouch for as can most racers ect. who actually have acurate gauges
B**R
Real-world test
According to HP Tuners scanner, during highway cruising (not consistent, but as the coldest recorded coolant temperature; went down from 192 deg Fahrenheit to 190 deg Fahrenheit). Of course the 2 degrees of better cooling was only established after the water wetter. Mind you, I had factory thermostat, 09 SIERRA 2500HD 6 liter engine, 50/50 DEX-COOL premixed. Each car is different.So not so much of a change, but hey, it made a difference. That being said, I believe now it takes the engine a little more time to heat to operating temperature. This may be good or bad depending on your weather. I live in a very hot climate overseas which easily reaches 120+ Fahrenheit so anything helps.If you want better results, you can add drinking water and coolant. I don’t like to do that because drinking water contains minerals which may or may not harm the block. If you choose to do that, I advise you flush your coolant more often.Is it worth it? For me, I am happy even though it’s only 2 degrees difference, but in the Car World, every digit counts in my opinion especially that my test was accurate enough and represents real-world test.Good luck!
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