Quote Originally Posted by menace2society View Post
Thermochill doesn't make there Rads out anything DIFFERENT then Swiftech,HWlabs or anybody else and if it's not happening with the other Rads and these "bizarre additives" .... Then who should be held accountable Thermochill or the boogieman
boogieman FTW


Seriously, a coolant that reacts that bad should be avoided, not the radiator. Further more, someone else noted it could be tubing related too. Maybe it is more complex: tubing, additive, WB component...

Anyway, just fill your radiator with the coolant and let it few days. If it comes milky, than maybe it is the radiator+coolant reaction, which I doubt.

Than try it with pure distilled and see.

Do the same with a piece of the tubing

If you do all of this, give us some feedback. That will be contributing posting instead of throwing the fault to thermochill whithout even knowing what's the milky stuff you're seeing