Evans Cooling Systems has been making waterless engine coolants for 20+ years. The Powersports Coolant was developed in 2011. Introduced to the market in late 2011 at the EICMA and SEMA shows, the industry has embraced our coolant. It is the coolant the pros use in off-road, MX, dirt track, and more, even if they aren’t willing to state it publicly. Chris Carr says of his 10 years of using Evans in dirt track, “it was my speed secret that I wasn’t willing to spread around.” The Powersports Division at Evans is run by me and other passionate enthusiasts. We are dedicated, not only to our growth in the industry, but also in the prosperity of the industry as a whole. We’ve noticed that it’s the industry leaders who are carrying our technology forward. Evans dealers are typically the ones who sponsor racers, have their own teams, go to the tracks to provide support, and are active in ensuring their customers’ satisfaction and positive experiences. We are proud to be carried by these kinds of shops! Any shop can become an Evans dealer now that Tucker Rocky, Western Powersports, Automatic, Magnum and others have stocked our Powersports Coolant across the country. If you have questions, give us a call at (888) 990-2665.Evans Coolant is made in America! We have partners around the world making our coolants available to billions of people. Our American made coolant has been on sale in China for over 12 years; more than 600,000 passenger cars have been converted.Evans Coolants are waterless – they are designed to operate with 5% or less water content (3% for big diesels). Evans boils at 375F, but operates at the standard temperature range. It won’t boil over like water-based antifreeze. Evans is not corrosive and is stable. It doesn’t go bad over time like antifreeze does. Evans doesn't build vapor pressure – you can open the radiator cap when hot. Evans Coolants remain liquid down to -40F/C; it won't expand and burst components like water does.JohnLight@EvansCooling.com