Anyone know about this or possibility of doing this? I want to possibly get my intercooler to be black.... or just a way to hide it bettermy car is definitely trying to go for the sleeper look
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Anyone know about this or possibility of doing this? I want to possibly get my intercooler to be black.... or just a way to hide it bettermy car is definitely trying to go for the sleeper look
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a light coat of flat black spray paint is ok or full-race sells them in any size
Nitro painted his.
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hmmmmmm is his name just Nitro?
i used a side mount on my old civic, taped up the fins and painted basically the front of the intercooler, in theory i figured it wouldnt cool as well if i covered it w/ paint, but it also helped that it fit behind my bumper on the side and that my car was black and w/ a light coat you couldnt ever tell it was there
Paint acts as insulation, kinda like those big sleeves pizza delivery guys have to keep the pizza's warm....it's up to you if you wanna work against the intercooler and prevent it from doing it's job![]()
you can paint it... but like speedminded says, it will work against it.. but if you want it painted, go for it.. its not that big of a diffrence..
i've always wanted to anodize an aluminum block and head black then i learned about what paint & anodizing will do.Originally Posted by sHpReLuDe
lol killed that idea pretty fast eh?Originally Posted by speedminded
When I was a child, I used to talk as a child, think as a child, reason as a child; when I became a man, I put aside childish things.
lol! yeah, you know...a pretty engine that runs a lil hot, drops a few valves, then sounds like a skeleton masturbating in a metal filing cabinet didn't seem like the route to goOriginally Posted by fight club
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true, but it is bling blingin.
When I was a child, I used to talk as a child, think as a child, reason as a child; when I became a man, I put aside childish things.
lol those are some interesting stories... I might try that taping of some of the fins and see how that works...