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I think the quote was “water cools better” which is true.
Not about the boiling point, but it is the best thermal media.
And don’t even start talking about the ev**s waterless
coolant. Fantastic P.R, but to run it in a modern powerplant
start looking for your checkbook when you rebuild or repair.
We had a great time, meet a lot of fun people and it was
nice to put faces with names. Four wheeling Dave, John,
ken, Rachel, Andy etc. lots of fun!! Look forward to next
year.
Close but with less lubericating property’s (oil)
that you don’t see oil residue on jet aircraft.
A little
soot maybe. If you do see a oily residue on your
next flight, take a later flight.
Hotter thermostat, 10% jet fuel, 10% unleaded and advance your injection timeing
about 2 degrees from spec. And after the test throw a quart of 10 weight oil
in there and next fuel stop filler up.
We have done that to big cummins, Detroit’s and cats. The power goes up
and emissions go down...
If you got anything over a few drops of water in
there I would try to take a look at the con rods.
( bore scope or a good visual look with the pan off)
because that would be the only thing that could
give. But you might be lucky and just change the
head gasket.
Take it down to the local airport and
find out who does avionics installations
and offer them a case of beer and see
if you get any takers. It’s a very
common aviation part.
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