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r0ckstarbob · 04-20-2002, 04:20 PM

when mixed with water it's PH balance drops way through the floor, though even in it's pure state it's not too bad. there doesn't seem to be any problems with corrosion, does not adversely affect the pumps or the tubing noticeably, it is thinner than water so you will have to take a little extra precaution and be careful about leaks, make sure that your fittings are good and snug. beyond that, it's good to go. it does not impact the effects of galvanic corrosion one way or the other. you still can't use a copper block with an aluminum radiator.

04-20-2002, 04:20 PM	#7
r0ckstarbob Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Seattle, Washington Posts: 18	when mixed with water it's PH balance drops way through the floor, though even in it's pure state it's not too bad. there doesn't seem to be any problems with corrosion, does not adversely affect the pumps or the tubing noticeably, it is thinner than water so you will have to take a little extra precaution and be careful about leaks, make sure that your fittings are good and snug. beyond that, it's good to go. it does not impact the effects of galvanic corrosion one way or the other. you still can't use a copper block with an aluminum radiator. __________________ the man who knows how will always have a job - the man who knows why will always be his boss.