First Impressions of MCT-40

[MaxxxRacer]

Here is a little teaser of the MCT-40 Liquid from Danger Den. It seems to be pretty good stuff. No temperature measurements with it yet but it does keep its liquid state well into the negatives.

Here are two pictures with the MCT-40 at -20C. It does seem there are little chunks of somethign in the fluid at this temperature that are not present at higher temperatures, but the specs are not hard and are incredibly small.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=28549&stc=1

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=28550&stc=1

[EnJoY]

Cool. Give us a performance comparison against distilled water + hydrx or zerex. :toast:

[MaxxxRacer]

Dont worry, more is coming. Patience my friend.

[Quanticles]

I want to see excel spreadsheets and graphs

[Butcher_]

Specs may be part of the compound "geling" as it gets cooler.

[MaxxxRacer]

It doesnt gell up at -25C... its still fluid...

Anyway thats all I will say about it until the article is done.

Sorry. so no questions. well u can ask but i wont asnwer..

[Craig]

Would be really good to include flow rate data, at both normal room temps & sub zero. I'll grant this one may be a tough one for the home reviewer to deal with.

Wiper fluid works well down to -20 when under pressure & flowing. At room temp wiper fluid is thinner and has higher gph rates than distilled water.

What does this product offer for whatever it costs? Are there any issues or concerns with it for long term use? (wiper fluid has vapors that are harmfull, so not good for long term use) Can you use it in a blend with distilled water? Does it offer protection from biologics or corrosion?

I don't expect a answer Maxxx, but these would be some good areas to touch on in your review article. :D

[Butcher_]

It doesnt gell up at -25C... its still fluid...
I meant it might startto separate and certain parts gel.

[morbidj]

Looking forward to your reslult thanks for sharing the info