-= Martini Racing =- Water Wetter Coolant - Glycol Free! - Best Of The Best! on 2040-parts.com
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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SuperKool is a NON Ethylene Glycol Coolant. This maybe a requirement for your track days. The wetting ability of this coolant can add up to 100% greater heat transfer ability. But don't worry, its got all the right corrosion inhibitors needed for modern engines. Martini Super Kool technology has been tested in all the harshest environments. Indy guys use it, Ken Gushi uses it (World champ drifter), Australian Rally guys use it... There is plenty of examples of this being used successfully in the race scenes. Best of all, it is formulated to prevent electrolysis by chemical mixing. Martini Super Kool has a thermal conductivity twice that of conventional ethylene glycol coolants. Super Kool is a road and track coolant, which meets and exceeds the Australian Standards AS2108.2004 TYPE B Coolant Specifications. Super Kool keeps the water passages of the engine and cooling system exceptionally clean by preventing the build up of scale and corrosion bi-products. This maximizes heat transfer leading to lower operating temperatures and increased engine performance and efficiency. Super Kool’s unique formulation is designed to reduce the surface tension of water by a factor of two, which means that much smaller vapor bubbles will be formed. Vapor bubbles on the metal surface create an insulating layer, which impedes heat transfer. Releasing these vapor bubbles from the metal surface can improve the heat transfer properties in this localized boiling region by as much as 15%. Benefits of Martini Super Kool: Increases the “wetting” ability of water by up to 100% Dramatically improves speed of heat transfer Reduces cylinder head temperatures Prevents high temperature coolant foaming Reduces rust, corrosion and electrolysis of all metals Cleans and lubricates water pump seals Reduces high temperature cavitation burns in water pumps Concentrated road and track formulation provides treat rate of 50ml per litre or 350ml bottle up to 7lt capacity Provides long term acid corrosion protection and has an excellent service life I even use it in my race ski which revs constantly at 8600 rpm. I noticed a slight increase in RPM's while on WOT for long periods of time.  |
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