Subject	I painted the IC on my Miata with a heat dissipating paint
Posted by	dogpile on September 16, 2014 at 9:27 AM
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In Reply To	Actually, throw on some heat dispersion coating on the ICs posted by MixManMash on September 16, 2014 at 07:31 AM
Message	and logged IATs before and after (both before/after the IC, and before/after painting), and it didn't change temps either way. Granted, it was heat dissipating paint, not a true heat dispersion coating, so I didn't expect much. I used the Eastwood radiator paint in the low-gloss satin. And I'm on the fence about using it on the FRS' FMIC as well, just because I like the stealth look more than a big ole shiny IC.
Follow Ups	Paint your IC's for more HP. HAHAHA!! - nonstopna 19:08:13 09/15/14 They should start offering black anodized coatings - Schmeal (NV) 19:42:15 09/15/14 The front face is a very small percentage of the surface - BlackholeZ 19:51:57 09/15/14 I suppose I could paint my engine, heads, intake manifold - Zvil (FL) 20:41:29 09/15/14 Actually, throw on some heat dispersion coating on the ICs - MixManMash 07:31:29 09/16/14 I painted the IC on my Miata with a heat dissipating paint - dogpile 09:27:47 09/16/14 That to me is the main drive - BlackholeZ 12:30:02 09/16/14 That's exactly why I went with the radiator paint over norma - dogpile 14:04:48 09/16/14 Thank you for sharing some real-world data on the subject. (n/m) - Inzane 13:45:29 09/16/14 Bulleye!!! (n/m) - Oppaman Z 07:20:14 09/18/14 Ah yes. From the renowned technical journal - YouTube... - ConVerTT 13:15:26 09/16/14
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