Best Coolant/Anti-Freeze?

[BJShipley]

Anyone got any suggestions of which one to get?

Thanks Bret.

[glanzadude]

There really all the same mate

[Whitenoize]

I always use the red toyota pre mixed stuf

[Gainzy]

Red's the best lasts up to 5 years and anti corrosive blue lasts around 2 years, go to Toyota simple's

[mikey4410]

Not the same. I use the red/pink stuff which is kinder to he block as such and is for aluminium blocks really.uses that flavour for years .

[russ78]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Toyota-Long-Life-Red-Coolant-Antifreeze-Concentrate-5-Litres-0888980014-/221480963080?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item33914b4c08

[morgey]

If youre really fussed waterless coolant. Much higher boiling point to water based. Reduces the possibility of hotspots within the combustion chamber and can be run at no pressure meaning better flow and less stress on components etc. However for a road car thats not really needed.

[BJShipley]

I looked at the genuine toyota red pre mixed stuff but then looked at the comma stuff to and that said up to 5 years also I'll go for the toyota red then thanks guys

Bret.

[FMuscle]

Go waterless. Evans Coolant for example. Will save you on the long run, no stress, no corrosion, no boiling...

[BJShipley]

Sweet I'll have to look into the Evans Coolant I'm assuming it's a bright luminous colour also?

Bret.

[Flaminsam]

If youre really fussed waterless coolant. Much higher boiling point to water based. Reduces the possibility of hotspots within the combustion chamber and can be run at no pressure meaning better flow and less stress on components etc. However for a road car thats not really needed.

Seconded!

Evans coolants are some of the best waterless coolants around. Boiling point of 180 degrees. Costs around 140 to convert to it though so pricey stuff. But these starlets do suffer with heat so may be a worthy investment for the track.