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Old 19-12-2010, 12:10 PM
Gonza Gonza is offline
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Default Insulating tmic tanks

I know there's been alot of threads on this elsewhere but it mainly refers to the pipework from fmic's.

Can anyone see why there would be any detrimental effects to insulating the tanks of the tmic? Using paints, tapes or even flock? I know colour would not make any difference as it dark under there... But could insulating this area help to keep intake temps down by reducing heat soak into the tanks?

Thanks in advance for any input/opinions.

Rich
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