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Originally Posted by boostmaster
"zinc chromate green"--- I'll see what I can find. (Looks like it only comes as a primer) Is this correct?
http://www.skygeek.com/skilcraft-so-...FcI-MgodU30AZg
Also, did you see the Pontiac article link I posted above? They mentioned a non aqueaous coolant for the Pontiac.
"Evans Cooling Systems in Sharon, Connecticut, has developed a coolant called NPG+ (nonaqueaous propylene glycol) that doesn't use water, never freezes, and doesn't boil until 375 degrees. It's also a lifetime coolant, so maintenance is eliminated once it's installed."
Read more: http://www.highperformancepontiac.co...#ixzz2ro0dP54G
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Yeah, it is a primer. I believe that's what the originals were painted as they were an olive green color.
I know about Evans coolant but the one thing about it is...... it's expensive as all hell. 1 quart here at the parts store I go to it's $51.00. LOL You have to use all Evans... no mixing it. I'll stick with regular antifreeze until I'm ritcher.
I take that back... 1/2 gallon of Evans is 51.00.
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