Painted rotor housings?
04-19-07, 02:31 AM
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Painted rotor housings?
Well i've seen a few pics floating around of some painted rotor housings but now that i'm actually objectively looking for them, i cant find em anymore lols go figure.
So anyway if anyone has pics of painted rotor housings i would like to see them. Also i wanna know what kind of paint is used and if it makes a difference in heat reduction/absorbtion/whatever. thanks guys
So anyway if anyone has pics of painted rotor housings i would like to see them. Also i wanna know what kind of paint is used and if it makes a difference in heat reduction/absorbtion/whatever. thanks guys
04-19-07, 05:31 PM
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yea but what about the heat factor, very nice looking engine btw. Anyway if it will keep heat off ur engine or confined somehow then there would be a purpose to paint them.
04-19-07, 06:34 PM
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yea but what about the heat factor, very nice looking engine btw. Anyway if it will keep heat off ur engine or confined somehow then there would be a purpose to paint them.
04-19-07, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Eva001Ikari
yea but what about the heat factor, very nice looking engine btw. Anyway if it will keep heat off ur engine or confined somehow then there would be a purpose to paint them.
if you hear about that. its probly powder coat or something else.
high temp engine enamel wont restrict anything, if it does. its very insignificant.
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