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Old 30th June, 2003, 09:51 AM
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Water Cooling - Cooling Agents?
Ive read somewhere about products such as water wetter can reduce water temps even further by upto 30F, is this true and has anyone tried such a product?

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Ive read somewhere about products such as water wetter can reduce water temps even further by upto 30F, is this true and has anyone tried such a product?

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In Racing engines I have seen up to a 20 deg. reduction in temps with straight water and a pint of water wetter. In my PC's H2o system I saw a 1-2 deg. reduction in temps with distilled water and 2 oz. water wetter.
From what I have seen results vary from system to system with some claiming no reduction in temps at all.
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In Racing engines I have seen up to a 20 deg. reduction in temps with straight water and a pint of water wetter. In my PC's H2o system I saw a 1-2 deg. reduction in temps with distilled water and 2 oz. water wetter.
From what I have seen results vary from system to system with some claiming no reduction in temps at all.
Do you use any such thing yourself?



In fact I will shut up now as I have just re-read your post doh!
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Do you use any such thing yourself?



In fact I will shut up now as I have just re-read your post doh!
WW works.. No doubt. Definitely worth a shot, just don't over do it. Use the appropriate amount for the volume of water you are running. IE: don't run a WaterWetter cooled setup, verses an H2O cooled setup

Alot of little things add up to a big result
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ww dropped my temps 1c. thats it tho :<
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the ideal liquid(but dangerous) would be mercury because it has Exothermic(or endothermic, i forget) properties which means by being a metal it absorbs heat(slightly). Some people say Anti-Freeze works well too
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