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Old 01-16-2005, 02:08 PM
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Coolant levels

In the manual for my gsr it says to add 1.24 gals coolant, and 1.24 gals water. For a supercharged car what would you guys suggest? I was thinking 1 gal coolant, 1.5 gals water. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Coolant levels

i'd just keep it the same. the best you could do would be to get a larger/better radiator
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Re: Coolant levels

JR recomends 50/50. ive used 50/50. we both had no problems with 50/50. you should have no problems with 50/50.
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