Anyone use this in their radiator?

[big mike 84]

http://www.motul.com/us/en-US/products/137?f%5Bapplication%5D=147&f%5Brange%5D=25

[franco90]

never hear of it

[WarMachine7]

I doubt you need it op.

"There can never be peace without war"

[007008]

It's Motul's version of Redline water wetter.
They claim to reduce surface tension therefore staying in contact with surfaces better. I have Redline in mine, can't really claim better or worse.
I believe its original purpose was for drag cars that can't use glycol because of making the track slick. (Business model, increase sales by marketing to regular people)

[WarMachine7]

Royal purp has it also. Im sure most motor oil and coolant companies have their version of it.

"There can never be peace without war"

[xboss]

ya, we couldnt run glycol in nascar either. I dont think we used anything but water.

[sigtwenty]

Waste of money. I ran lucas stuff before and after temps didnt change in same climate and drive. I dont think its doing anything bad or good.