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Water has superior heat transfer capabilities but water’s low boiling point is close to the operating temperature of an engine, and water can cause corrosion.
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The benefits are no water, no corrosion, lower freeze and higher boiling point. However the main function, which is cooling, ie heat transfer, is less effective than water. In a cooling compromised system like a Model A, which is at the brink of cooling capacity, this is likely not a good idea, unless you have a non stock fan, an excellent radiator, a clean block in the internal water chambers, and don't drive up long hills in the summer. My model A with a new radiator, a stock 2 blade fan and suspect dirty water jacket in places, has no reserve cooling capacity.