I remember this coolant from 20 years ago. And the problem is cost, plus
when you have a leak what do you top it off with?

It's been years ago, actually before the internet, but someone wrote an
article about this stuff. I'm reaching into long term memory but the article
did state that the product performed as claimed but they ran into a
unexpected issue - with no pressure in the system, one test vehicle's lower
radiator camped closed at higher RPMs. Also, when they applied what they
considered to be maintenance to cooling system due to breakage (failed water
pump) etc, the coolant had not recovered its cost yet.

Also, if it's all so great then why was it recently reformulated?

Thanks, Tom Hargrave
www.stir-plate.com
www.towercooler.com
www.kegkits.com
www.grow-sun.com

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Jack Botts
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Subject: Re: From Jay Leno's Garage -- Coolant

 Wow!  Any WBX'ers using this? (evanscooling.com) Can anyone see any
downsides to this (besides cost, but it's one-time cost)?> Date: Sun, 1 Apr
2012 08:43:58 -0400
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