ProPerformance

Wanted to know what kind of coating you guys are using on your air to water set-up to help with condensation?


Thanks in advance...

boostedcivicsir

i dont know about condensation. BUT, i have a friend that has a line-x shop and he has a few stang guys that are coating the coolers in line-x to help "if" they split. people have said that it keeps shrapnel to a minimum.

i have seen some in refrigeration insulation. but never really looked into it.

tepid1

Swain-tech BBE coating

JJsMotorsports

iTrader: (1)

Has anybody heard of auqa-gaurd?
I think T1 use's this stuff but IDK? lol

ProPerformance

We have tried line-x with no luck. It's impressive how fast the waterbox in front of the tire will make a puddle of water

TDautowerkes

Im gonna use aquaban ... sold out of georgia from a company named chemcoat or something like that $40 a gallon!

Kings Performance

here is the website


http://www.chemicoat.com/

DaveF

might as well wrap them with pigmats

rota92

That was my initial thought too lol a 5 dollar solution haha

boostedcivicsir

never suggested it for condensation. it was more for failure.

Autoworks

Thanks guys

DaveF

pigmats FTW ! haha

SPOOLINmatt

seems like the reservoirs are what gather liquid and leak, i figure inside the car is best..

miller

everything sweats and drips all over. You need to coat the tank, cooler, pumps, lines, fittings etc etc.

The aquaban stuff works but you need ALOT for it to actually work correctly. I have found a few other things I want to try but I do think having a "blanket" on the tank/cooler is a huge help.

redzcstandardhatch

my wife says keep water off the track with a duct-tape adhere'd sham-wow.

tepid1

lol

253_TSP

hahah see if Vince and his lazy eye think that will work.... i think it would!

tepid1

Bumping this back up from the dead.

What are people using nowadays?