Painting intake manifold.....advantages??
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Painting intake manifold.....advantages??
I'm sure people do, but who has painted their intake manifolds? I was thinking of ceramic painting mine. Will ceramic paint have any advantages as far as disepating heat? Will the paint hold??
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don't paint your intake manifold. if you have to test fuel pressure or something gets spilled it eats all the paint in that area. if gm wanted a red intake on a red car that would have done it. just my $.02.
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I see you have a LT1 and I don't know if this matter's but if you ordwe the LT4 intake from summit or SLP it silver an red. Thought I would let you know if want some power gain's.
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Originally Posted by REDWS6ROCKET
don't paint your intake manifold. if you have to test fuel pressure or something gets spilled it eats all the paint in that area. if gm wanted a red intake on a red car that would have done it. just my $.02.
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uros are used on just about every car from the factory. Painting the intake would be no different than whats on your car. If something was going to eat away at the paint then it would do it to the rest of the car if you got in on there.
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Originally Posted by REDWS6ROCKET
don't paint your intake manifold. if you have to test fuel pressure or something gets spilled it eats all the paint in that area. if gm wanted a red intake on a red car that would have done it. just my $.02.
Paint your intake if you think it looks good, just dont cut any corners and do it right the first time, and you shouldn't have many problems in the future.
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THANKS GUYS! Looks like Im going to paint it. Just dont know what color to paint it. Cars black with red line covers and red STB. I think red intake will be a bit much. Ill post up on it.
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Originally Posted by REDWS6ROCKET
don't paint your intake manifold. if you have to test fuel pressure or something gets spilled it eats all the paint in that area. if gm wanted a red intake on a red car that would have done it. just my $.02.
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Originally Posted by REDWS6ROCKET
if gm wanted a red intake on a red car that would have done it. just my $.02.
Using that logic this site shouldn't even exist, 99.5% of what is discussed on this site isn't the way GM did it.