Subject	Unless it's a drag car
Posted by	Jayru on June 16, 2014 at 10:53 AM
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In Reply To	^This. The video even demonstrated this with their WITH posted by Inzane on June 16, 2014 at 09:27 AM
Message	And spends a majority of the time heat soaked in the staging lanes (with a quick blast down the 1/4). I would think painting it black in that instance might make sense. 93 2+2 Twin Turbo Track Build - jsworks.org for more info!
Follow Ups	Painting intercoolers black promotes better cooling? - Stanky 20:06:10 06/15/14 Re: Painting intercoolers black promotes better cooling? - simplexityphoto 20:24:19 06/15/14 I think i'm going paint my radiator - njz 22:46:34 06/15/14 I painted my FMIC with that. Held up very well. - dogpile 08:53:10 06/17/14 That makes no sense. Paint it whatever color you want - XTZ 23:38:13 06/15/14 Re: That makes no sense. Paint it whatever color you want - simplexityphoto 23:54:43 06/15/14 Exactly. Bare aluminum has maximum cooling properties. (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 01:54:12 06/16/14 ^This. The video even demonstrated this with their WITH - Inzane 09:27:24 06/16/14 Unless it's a drag car - Jayru 10:53:03 06/16/14 The 3% decline is negligible IMO. - bartz32tt 11:42:25 06/16/14 It's probably because the painted surface area is very small - BlackholeZ 13:50:08 06/16/14 Re: Painting intercoolers black promotes better cooling? - simplexityphoto 03:17:52 06/16/14 Use a heat dispersion coating on intercoolers. It helps to - MixManMash 06:41:18 06/16/14 This. (n/m) - Antihero 13:12:01 06/16/14 now, where did you hear that from? (n/m) - vorpalZ 14:16:11 06/16/14 I'll try to recreate the test with some old stock ic (n/m) - Jiro 02:54:41 06/17/14 might not produce the same results - plastic end-tanks. (n/m) - bartz32tt 10:50:20 06/17/14
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