EVANS Motorbike Coolant

What kind of coolant does an Evans engine use?

Evans coolants do not use water, and therefore eliminate the engine problems caused by water. Evans Coolant meets ASTM specifications for waterless coolants for Light Duty Service. ASTM D8085 – 17 is the ASTM standard specification for Non-Aqueous Engine Coolants for Automobile and Light-Duty Service.

What are the benefits of Evans waterless coolants?

Evans waterless coolants offer several benefits to save you money, time and engine wear. No Corrosion: Because they remove water from the cooling engine system, Evans waterless coolants prevent water-caused corrosion. No Erosion: Evans coolants remain in liquid form and do not vaporize, preventing the “pitting” caused by water vapor.

Who was the first drag racer to run Evans Waterless coolant?

Steve Williams takes NHRA Super Comp World Championship running Evans Waterless Coolant › When Steve Williams clinched the 2018 NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Super Comp World Championship in Pomona, he also became the first NHRA drag racer to win the title running Evans Waterless Coolant.

What kind of coolant does Summit Racing use?

Evans Cooling Systems is the leader in waterless engine coolants, helping prevent corrosion, overheating, and hose failure. Summit Racing carries a variety of Evans products, including Evans Cooling High Performance Waterless Engine Coolant and Evans Cooling Prep Flush.

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EVANS have earned a second spot on our list, with this water-free engine coolant. Specifically designed for ATVs, UTVs, trail bikes, and motocross bikes, it’s the perfect solution whatever vehicle you drive. The water-free formula practically eliminates corrosion, along with pump cavitation. This adds up to a coolant that helps keep your engine running smoothly for years to come. It can also have a surprising impact on the vehicle’s fuel efficiency, helping you save money on gas. Race teams have depended on EVANS for years, to protect their engines from the strenuous conditions of the track. The coolant has an impressively high boiling point of 375 degrees Fahrenheit, so there’s no risk of boil over, even in hot conditions. Without vapor in the cooling system, you can avoid a swathe of engine problems. Drivers agree that this coolant does an excellent job preventing your bike from overheating, whatever the weather.