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Grant, one pound raises boiling point by four degrees F.
So, a 15 pound system has a boiling point 60 degrees F. on top of the std 212 degrees (at sea level) As it happens Wartime Ford Carrier radiators are good for about 3.5 pounds. I am running an adapter with a 4 pound cap. So far so good. I believe there is a water wetter that has a higher boiling point than water. Is that the Prestons you speak of? Rob. Thanks! I was thinking of you when I posted. I will look into the PH test. It can be be done with an Ohm meter if I remember correctly. Can anyone give us a run down on it? Marco, I was considering the Green or Red, which apparently should not be mixed. Is one better than the other with regards water pump seal lube?
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