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·Please excuse my ignorance, but what exactly is water wetter as recommended for use at track days?
surely water doesnt need wetting??
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surely water doesnt need wetting??
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·Re: water wetter (Jamie_Ducati)
It's better then staright water as it helps with cooling. Plus if you crash and it leaks on the track, it's not slippery like antifreeze.
It's better then staright water as it helps with cooling. Plus if you crash and it leaks on the track, it's not slippery like antifreeze.
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·Re: water wetter (viper1)
The wetting in Water Wetter refers, did I say reefer? never mind, to breaking the surface tension of straight water I beleive. It provides a better transfer of heat from the engine to the coolant. It is also said, according to the bottle, to lubricate the water pump and the seals.
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The wetting in Water Wetter refers, did I say reefer? never mind, to breaking the surface tension of straight water I beleive. It provides a better transfer of heat from the engine to the coolant. It is also said, according to the bottle, to lubricate the water pump and the seals.
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·Re: water wetter (Jamie_Ducati)
Water Wetter = not as difficult to clean from track surface if it spills on same.
Better cooling = probably from the water with no anti-freeze versus the water wetter. My bike runs about 10 degrees cooler with water wetter...but it still doesn't help the back of my legs at a long stop light.
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Water Wetter = not as difficult to clean from track surface if it spills on same.
Better cooling = probably from the water with no anti-freeze versus the water wetter. My bike runs about 10 degrees cooler with water wetter...but it still doesn't help the back of my legs at a long stop light.
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