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Old 09-16-2009, 11:02 AM   #1
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If you track your bike keep in mind that Engine Ice is not acceptable at all tracks.
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Old 09-18-2009, 01:41 PM   #2
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If you track your bike keep in mind that Engine Ice is not acceptable at all tracks.
True, many tracks won't accept bikes running regular anti-freeze, or any Gylcol based coolants,(like Engine Ice). Glycol is extremely slippery stuff, and can screw up a track surface in the event of a leak, or crash.

Personally, I like Redline's Water Wetter with a 20% Gylcol mix for street, and a one ounce per quart, Water Wetter/ Distilled water combo, for the track.

The other advantage to WW, is that it's compatible with regular coolants, so there is no worry about reactions to residual anti-freeze in the system.

I would, however, probably run Engine Ice, if my bikes were allowed to freeze in the winter. (They're not).

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