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    What is the right antifreeze for Stag engine

    I have always used Unipart super oat 2 year antifreeze with no problems. However I find it is now 5year and the suppliers say it is not suitable for classic cars as it can affect the solder on copper/brass joint an a radiator also may cause cavitation on the water pump.
    Any suggestions/recommendations what I should use would be gratefully received.

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    I always use the Blue anti freeze Ethylene Glycole is the one I use the 2 year type. Blucol was the one but not so easy to find in the shops I mix 50/50 then no worries whatever the English weather throws at us in the winter ,it is suitable for alloy heads and it does not harm old engine . I was told it must not have Methanol or Alcohol in it . I am sure others will have their favorites and will tell me if I am wrong. Search the forum there is quite a bit on there.

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      #3
      This subject comes up regularly on the forum and has just been covered in some detail. Try a search to get all the info.

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        #4
        Hi Brian

        I use Unipart Blue two year 25% mix

        Cheers

        Nick
        1976 Triumph V8 Manual/OD in BRG

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          #5
          Cant remember the make but it is blue, comes from Europarts and is a good price compared to "Haylofts"
          Mike

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            #6
            I have recently drained, flushed and filled with 4life 10 year coolant. So far it's working extremely well.
            Rob.

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