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I use a 50/50 mix of Sierra anti-freeze and distilled water.
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Here's a chart:
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Modern Antifreeze (ethylene glycol type) has added Silicates to protect the Aluminum parts common in modern engines. The companies now make an antifreeze for older cars that uses less Silicates. Silicates can drop out in older engines leaving a green goo or even a solid material which plugs water jackets. Heavy duty truck antifreeze has Nitrites as an additive that is an oxygen scavenger to prevent corrosion. Either of the heavy duty or the older car type is good for Model A engines. All antifreezes made with Ethylene Glycol are the same only the additive package in them are different.
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