Posted by Don McCullough on January 07, 2010 at 08:54:05 from (71.114.185.149):
Recently I posted a message about the pros and cons of starting fluid. I use it but I really don't like it. No question, heating the coolant with "heater attachments" is the way to go.
Just wondering though if my light on a stand with two 500 watt bulbs up close to block for aobut 30 minutes would do about as much good as a conventional heater attachment? It puts out a fair amount of heat and can see where this heat would get trapped, to a degree, by the hood.
Anyone tried this? Of course possible to spend about 25 bucks for same lights on opposite side and I know that would combine for quite a bit of heat.
Grinding and grinding starter on cold days, along with starter fluid, is something I really don't like.
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