I was surfing Neo's website and looking at the coolant. They make a propylene glycol coolant (vs ethylene glycol most often found) that's very interesting. Here are some of the advantages they list for propylene glycol:
1.non-poisonous
2. cools better because it's not as dense
3. better corrosion protection (ethylene glycol breaks down to oxalic acid which is very corrosive.)
This is the short list of the advantages claimed for propylene glycol. It begs the question: why would anyone use ethylene glycol for anti-freeze?
Anybody know?
1.non-poisonous
2. cools better because it's not as dense
3. better corrosion protection (ethylene glycol breaks down to oxalic acid which is very corrosive.)
This is the short list of the advantages claimed for propylene glycol. It begs the question: why would anyone use ethylene glycol for anti-freeze?
Anybody know?