Subject	Re: powder coated plenum - holds heat in?
Posted by	Rob260 on June 21, 2020 at 7:59 PM
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In Reply To	powder coated plenum - holds heat in? posted by DanielThomas on June 20, 2020 at 08:21 PM
Message	I ceramic coated my upper and lower manifolds on previous engine. Will probably eventually do the same to this one. Why? Because measuring ambient temp and inlet temps the air in the engine bay was significantly hotter than the air entering the manifold.
Follow Ups	powder coated plenum - holds heat in? - DanielThomas 20:21:11 06/20/20 Powder coat is an insulator and would hold hear in. - MixManMash 22:42:37 06/20/20 i powder coated mine black and really didn't - slayer fan 00:54:51 06/21/20 It's not about power gains, but heat soaking and losing - MixManMash 07:30:58 06/21/20 how much power do you really lose on a street - slayer fan 23:00:13 06/21/20 I've seen 30-40hp on the dyno. - MixManMash 18:09:01 06/23/20 Bad on a track car, fine on a street car ... - ConVerTT 12:34:54 06/21/20 Re: powder coated plenum - holds heat in? - Rob260 19:59:22 06/21/20 that sounds consistent with what Nixit and Damon found when - Inzane 18:51:04 06/22/20 any link to the service? (n/m) - JerseyTex 08:34:50 06/23/20
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