I have a 09 teryx that likes to blow antifreeze out the puke tank, anybody try engine ice in theres yet, it worked great on my honda 450, Im hoping it will do the same on the teryx. Its just kind of expesive, wondered if anyone has had success???

I use it in every atv I have. I just never put it in the Teryx due to the bullcrap involved in getting to the radiator. Now that everything is off of it and getting a new impeller, I will be putting Engine Ice back in it. I also modified the hood with one of the clean out plates from the floor board so that I could get to the radiator cap easily now. Everyone has their opinions on Engine Ice, oil, etc.... so if it makes you feel better by all means swap it out. I think it only takes about 2 jugs judging by the antifreeze that came out of mine.

thats what I was thinking and hoping, my 450 always boiled over at idle after riding it for awhile, till I put the engine ice in, then it has not done it ever since, its worth a shot

i run it in my teryx.... i dune hard and am at full throttle 95% of the time.., on real long climbs, i will hit about 205...i dont think it will lower the temp, but it is more of a safety net as it has a higher boiling temp...just a little bit of insurance for me. i also bought fundy's impeller that i havent had time to put in yet...that will help more than anything

were do i get the impeller at??

I got mine from Hunterworks. You will have to call him though.

LOVE IT!!! Raced it (moto) for years and so did a lot of my buddies. Can't find any better. Watch out for super cold weather though.

how cold is super cold, was gonna try this but i live in pa and ride all winter and dont store my teryx in heated garage, i dont expect it would get below -10 here and prolly wouldnt be riding when it was but dont wanna risk a freeze up.

If you are puking antifreeze, I'd say it's time to upgrade your impellar. The Engine Ice dropped my temps on my LTR450 a little, but not enough to remedy a shortfall. With the impellar, you may not have anymore issues.
My bud in the business (dealer mechanic) told me to think of the Engine Ice as a "summer only" option. Even though you may not be riding in cold weather ... is it stored in the cold or is it in a heated garage? If it freezes solid in storage you still have the chance of some major damage.

Engine Ice is great! I have had my temps up to 240 for a short time and it didnt boil. Go with the Dasa impellor , it made a bigger diff in mine than Fundys. On the bottle of engine ICE it says it protects up to -27. Is there a issue with it freezing?