I wrote about this stuff a long time ago, and it's finally out, Valvoline is making a coolant called "Super Coolant" it's what they run in race cars that don't need any freeze protection.   It's not gycol based and it transfers heat 25% better than glycol, in fact if you run too much glycol with your water, you may make your car run hotter, it's just not a good heat conductor.   You can read about on the Valvoline site, they say it's now available at NAPA

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I am putting my motor together and I noticed I prefer to use different gaskets thruout the motor. Here is what I like to use:   intake manifold: Felpro   part # MS 90981 Exhaust manifold: Dealer       part #- md102683 Head Gasket: TEP metal shim    Part # - tell steve or the knuckle head that answers Timing cover: NAPA (or whoever)  Part #- JV943 valve cover: NAPA (or whoever)    Part # - VS39865CP oil pump: dealer   I've found the Felpro intake gasket to be superior to anyones.

I have almost got the blue HVAC lighting mastered. Of course, LED's defeat the dimming of the stock unit, which is what I want: bright enough to see at daytime= way too freakin bright at night. Here is what I have come up with. I have figured out how (in theory) with a couple of IC's and potentiometers to come up with a system that is:   brightness A-key on, headlights/parking lights off brightness B-key on, headlights/parking lights on   Meanwhile, whichever function button (off, lo, high,