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Evans Waterless Powersports Engine Coolant
Evans Waterless Powersports Engine Coolant
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Item #EVA0001
16 Reviews
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2 months 4 days ago
McClung va
Awesome product
Over 5 months ago
Missouri
Good investment
This has such a high boiling point and doesn't build pressure like a water based coolant you're less likely to have a failure or boil over especially in a hare scramble bottleneck or tight technical sections when you go a while with little to no airflow on your radiators. It's expensive but is worth it.
Over 8 months ago
LA
Worth the money
My set up limits the space for an overflow bottle. With this stuff I done even run one.
Over 10 months ago
Over 10 months ago
Indiana
Evans waterless coolant
I have a built ltr 450 and wouldn’t recommend anything else for the track!
1 year ago
Paso Robles, CA 93446, USA
This stuff works!
I was having issues with my recently acquired KDX220 boiling and pushing all of the coolant out through the overflow tank, she was a real steamer when the going got tough. I.tried a different motorcycle specific coolant with exactly the same results, lots of steam .... I purged the system and installed the Evans, no more steam, It really does the trick for me. The only downside I can come up with is that you have to be smart enough to know when you are doing something to overheat the bike! My opinion is that if you are slipping the clutch, screaming the engine with little or no air flow though the radiators,you are adding more heat than the cooling system can get rid of, you will fry your engine.
1 year 2 months ago
Evans
No boil over and my bike runs a lot cooler. Great stuff
1 year 7 months ago
Belmont, NH
No boiling and no corrosion
Good for increasing the efficiency of your cooling system. I bought it for preventing the deterioration of the water pump housing - common on mid 80s Honda CRs. The magnesium housing corrodes away - new ones are no longer available.
1 year 8 months ago
Ride
Save your radiator
Prevents oxidation caused by most coolant, waterless is the way to go.
2 years 2 months ago
Oregon, USA
Best coolant there is, period.
This stuff does exactly what it says it does, no false claims. My 07 yz450f runs extremely hot, especially on the tight single track mud pits I ride. Boil overs used to be a common thing for me. Since I flushed my system and filled with Evans I have not had a single boil over. No better coolant out there and for all the benefits I'd say it's pretty cheap. Just one bottle was enough to fill my system and I have about 1/3 of the bottle left
5 Questions
wildoube
Q: I have an MV agusta brutale dragster rr that got a pin hole leak in the radiator. I am replacing this radiator and will need to flush out the system and put in new coolant. Is this a good replacement for factory temperamental Italian bike coolant?
Over 6 months ago
DaveGearhead
Top 10
Over 6 months ago
A: This will replace the coolant you are currently running with no issue.
mark
Q: 2001 honda cr125 2 stroke
Over 11 months ago
will this be a safe coolant for this bike .
and how many half gallons will i need.
robert
Top 10 Contributor
Over 11 months ago
A: This will work great in the bike, and you will not need more then 2 of the half gallons for your bike.
Riprocken
Q: Why dont you carry the Evans Prep Fluid?
1 year 9 months ago
Seems if you carry the Waterless coolant, you should carry the prep fluid. Sure I know it says you can also just blow out with air,,, but I would rather flush it.
Motosmokeater
Q: Evans Radiator Coolant
1 year 11 months ago
Is it better to know the bikes running hot to stop and address it or just let it cook the engine?
I think the non-boil over is great, but if it won't boil over and the temp of your bike is 450 degrees, aren't you doing more possible damage?
If my bike boils over, I know its running hot and I need to pay attention it. I'm curious about the concept and what a mechanic might say.
MotoSportExpert
Expert
MotoSport Staff
1 year 11 months ago
A: If you do talk to an expert on the subject, let us know what they have to say! Here is my opinion:
While it may not boil over and warn you if you overheat, it will continue to cool better than steam would with a traditional coolant that had boiled over; in that situation the cooling it provides might be better at preventing damage than the complete loss of cooling you get in a water based system.
While it may not boil over and warn you if you overheat, it will continue to cool better than steam would with a traditional coolant that had boiled over; in that situation the cooling it provides might be better at preventing damage than the complete loss of cooling you get in a water based system.
john
Q: Is this safe for a 2014 Husqvarna FC450. Also do you guy sell a boysen water pump for this bike
1 year 11 months ago
# Part Numbers
| Product Variant | Manufacturer Part # |
|---|---|
| Evans Waterless Powersports Engine Coolant | EC72064 |
