Evans waterless coolant

[CAT35niner]

Thanks. Does it shift any quicker?

Yea it's a little quicker. I should've just went with the newer version of the 3850 tho. This things is loud haha.


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[B585Ford]

Yea it's a little quicker. I should've just went with the newer version of the 3850 tho. This things is loud haha.


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Again, thanks....derail over.

 

[grimrippy23]

where did you find a mishimoto for only $100 over? I thought the oem was around $500 and mishimoto was around $800?

 

[Fordtrucks]

Ha, Maybe the jokes on me lol. I herd the OEM was 750 and the Mishimoto 850 so I went with the upgrade. I wanted the upgrade anyways so I never really looked in to it. Should have..

 

[Oil Field Trash]

Yeah we paid $750 for an OEM one last summer, for one of our work trucks.

Sent while I probably should be doing something productive.

 

[grimrippy23]

okay maybe I am wrong. If it is that close then I will go with mishimoto. They have a warranty right?

 

[CAT35niner]

Or you can go Alradco. They have nice products. I'm gonna go with their rad when the time comes.


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[Fordtrucks]

okay maybe I am wrong. If it is that close then I will go with mishimoto. They have a warranty right?

Lifetime. Alradco seems good to but they had a waiting list. Couple guys have reported a leak, I'm going to pressure test mine before install just to make sure.

 

[AllGo'N'Show]

Alradco has been great! Lifetime as well from them.

Still on the fence about the waterless coolant but looking into it myself.

Had the Alradco on for 4000km now, hard driving, mountain trip to the coast, EXTREMELY happy with the Alradco and glad I don't have a leaking Mishimoto that I have to keep changing, feeling sorry for those owners right now.

For the Evan's users, any 6.4 guys monitor their temps and know before and after results for Evan's?

 

[CAT35niner]

Alradco has been great! Lifetime as well from them.

Still on the fence about the waterless coolant but looking into it myself.

Had the Alradco on for 4000km now, hard driving, mountain trip to the coast, EXTREMELY happy with the Alradco and glad I don't have a leaking Mishimoto that I have to keep changing, feeling sorry for those owners right now.

For the Evan's users, any 6.4 guys monitor their temps and know before and after results for Evan's?

My temps went up about 4-5 degrees in the summer and are about the same in winter.


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[Crack85]

So if ur temps went up, what's the benefits of running it?

 

[BOSS450]

No pressure in the system. No cavitation. Easier on parts

 

[Crack85]

Ah ok

 

[CAT35niner]

Also eliminates hot spots.


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[Fordtrucks]

No water so it won't corrode the block or cylinder heads. Won't cavitate so no lost front covers, no hot spots, no pressure so no losing rads or hoses. Has a boiling point of like 360 degrees, lasts forever..

 

[Cknox121]

Bump


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[6.4 Stroker]

What do you want to know?

 

[BOSS450]

If the actual 6.4 coolant system will operate correctly with zero pressure on it.

 

[6.4 Stroker]

Yep, since it has such a high boiling point there's no need to pressurize it.
I can't speak for all vehicles but as long as you have good thermostats it should heat and cool normally.
I've been running it for about 2 years and haven't touched it.

 

[CAT35niner]

I've been running it for 4 years now with no issues. It runs about 4* hotter then the factory coolant.