A warning about Evans Waterless Coolants

Let's just keep some perspective with numbers like this; peak power and peak efficiency are different for different apps, engines, and situations. For example, NASCAR engines run in the 220-240 range on purpose. It has a lot to do with not getting the intake charge too hot (which makes it expand and less dense), and and the combustion process itself (which VERY generally gets more efficient with higher temps). So a set temp as 'best' for everything is not realyl the case.

I understand that a temperature that is too high or a combustion chamber with hot spots will have issues with preignition. I can understand the theory that fuel vaporization may be enhanced as temperature goes up. So is there such a thing as a theoretical 'approximate' ideal operating temperature for most V8s if hot spots were taken out of the equation?