Subject	Any idea how thermal dispersants actually work?
Posted by	EUGENE on September 10, 2010 at 3:12 AM
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In Reply To	Personally I think thermal barrier and dispersants work posted by Pilot.P (NZ) on September 09, 2010 at 09:44 PM
Message	The idea of thermal barrier coatings make sense to me, but I've always assumed that if you paint a turbo or an intercooler, it will be less able to disperse heat. But I guess these thermal dispersant coatings work differently. Anyone understand the scientific basis behind them?
Follow Ups	I have *got to say, this could be a super, sweet deal.. - CoHPhasor 17:58:29 09/09/10 Our turbos are already "Stealthy"... - zfreak(Dallas) 18:33:20 09/09/10 Thats what I was thinking when I saw the pics, I was like - Musashi Sword 18:51:59 09/09/10 Coating with what ? Snake oil ? (n/m) - ztunerz 18:44:10 09/09/10 Personally I think thermal barrier and dispersants work - Pilot.P (NZ) 21:44:16 09/09/10 Any idea how thermal dispersants actually work? - EUGENE 03:12:09 09/10/10 Its only a very thin layer of paint (10 to 25 microns) - Pilot.P (NZ) 04:34:19 09/10/10 point is that it needs to be measurable, not just theory - ztunerz 09:11:54 09/10/10 Fair enough Harry - Pilot.P (NZ) 19:51:15 09/10/10 agree 100% with everything you said (n/m) - aliaZ 00:02:19 09/11/10 Re: point is that it needs to be measurable, not just theory - Tech@EPR 12:50:36 09/11/10 Why do I want him tearing apart my NEW turbos? - The Hawk 21:20:41 09/09/10 Assuming the CHRA stays intact i see no harm in coating the - ztunerz 09:15:41 09/10/10 my valve-cover-gasket-oil-leak-covered-mounted-where - ali300zx 10:46:32 09/10/10
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