Savy Motorsport Recommends Evans Waterless Engine Coolant

No More Boilover or Corrosion

 

 

What makes Evans Waterless Engine Coolants special?

Well, when water is a liquid, it works great. But sometimes it’ll turn to steam, and then there is no capacity for heat transfer. Evans Waterless Engine Coolant remains a liquid until 375 degrees Fahrenheit, which is well above an engine’s operating temperature. Therefore, there is less vaporization, less loss of performance, and less unnecessary engine damage.

Evans doesn’t boil around the typical engine hotspots—areas near the combustion chamber, such as the cylinder head and cylinder liners. With Evans’ higher boiling point, there is less pressure on the cooling system than there would be with water. And with no water, that means no oxygen, which translates into corrosion, increasing the engine’s life.

 

See Why Savy Motorsports Recommends Evans Waterless Engine Coolant