Ready-To-Use Zerex?

[ForeverUnknown]

I came across this ready-to-use zerex (http://www.valvoline.com/pages/products/product_detail.asp?product=14) today. Basically, a premixed solution. How would it compare to mixing my own solution?

[tw33ter]

that's the wrong type of zerex

you want this stuff:

http://cooltechnica.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000001/Zerex_RSC-small.jpg (http://www.cooltechnica.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=Zerex-RSC&Category_Code=H2O-Add)

[JamesAvery22]

Zerex does make different types of coolant... That stuff just looks like normal AF. Their racing coolant is designed for cars with aluminum blocks and copper rads. If you don't have Al in your loop its better to just use normal propylene glycol AF in your loop because Zerex is thicker.

[OCme]

You can pick up the Zerex Racing Super Coolant from your local NAPA Auto parts store Part # VV858

[Slayer2k3]

You can pick up the Zerex Racing Super Coolant from your local NAPA Auto parts store Part # VV858

All NAPA stores are different. They can be individually owned, or corporate stores, but it's up to the General Manager what products the store actually carries.

I worked for them. ;)

None of the 5 stores in our area, carried the racing stuff. Only the 50/50 premix, and the winterizer stuff.

[OCme]

All NAPA stores are different. They can be individually owned, or corporate stores, but it's up to the General Manager what products the store actually carries.

I worked for them. ;)

None of the 5 stores in our area, carried the racing stuff. Only the 50/50 premix, and the winterizer stuff.

AFAIK If they do not have it they can order it cuz they are a valvoline distributor

[racinjimy]

AFAIK If they do not have it they can order it cuz they are a valvoline distributor


I ordered frm Barnett Performance as my local NAPA would not order it when I lived in Boston...............

see this thread (http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=60198)