Reply to "Ceramic coating for coolant pipes??"

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I certainly agree that coolant tubes are not …designed… to reduce coolant temperature. But since that radiated heat is heat that is no longer contained in the coolant, the coolant tubes are indirectly reducing the coolant temperature.

Like others, especially with stainless tubing, I don’t think the retention of that radiated heat, seen after ceramic coating the pipes, will make a noticeable increase in coolant temperature.

But I do think reducing that radiated heat will, to at least …some… extent, reduce cabin temperature.

mostly all theory and conjecture, hard to empirically prove one way or the other, but I am leaning towards coating my stainless pipes.

Larry

11/10/2212:36 PM

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