Do "Super Coolants" Lower Engine Temperature By 30 Degrees?
Watch the test ↗The verdict
- 1Buy on Amazon ↗
Red Line Supercool
avg finish 3.2
“the redline super cool came in on top with the best average finish of 3.2”
- 2Buy on Amazon ↗
Liquid Chill
avg finish 3.4
“the liquid chill in a very close second place with an average finish of 3.4”
Other picks
- Also notedBuy ↗
Evans Waterless
“it does offer the best freezing and boiling point and absorbs acid the best”
- AvoidBuy ↗
VP Racing Stay Frosty
“all of the products stayed in liquid form except for the VP racing stay frosty which is completely Frozen so I'll go remove it from the competition”
- Best valueBuy ↗
VP Racing Additive
“the VP racing additive seems like a very affordable way to go and it performed well with an average finish of fourth place in each event”
Everything tested 10
- Red Line SupercoolRed LineAmazon ↗
- Liquid ChillLiquidAmazon ↗
- VP Racing AdditiveVPAmazon ↗
- VP Racing Stay FrostyVPAmazon ↗
- Evans WaterlessEvansAmazon ↗
- Royal PurpleRoyal PurpleAmazon ↗
- Rislone Hyper CoolRisloneAmazon ↗
- Engine IceAmazon ↗
- Thermometer with Certificate of CalibrationThermometerAmazon ↗
- pH Meter (includes calibration supplies)pHAmazon ↗
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