ARC isn't known for making crap. I would imagine that it works just fine.
Here is some info on it:

http://www.sigmaautomotive.com/perfo...rc/coolfin.php

 

looks liek another way for someone to make money

 

It looks like a simple stick on heat-sink. No different than the fins on your amplifier. Probably will work if large enough but who knows HOW GOOD.

 

Says it will lower tranny temps by 20 degrees f. Too bad I can't find a good place on the 6-speed cuz its already one giant heatsink!

 

It was in a Magazine last month. Supposely wind travel over the fins and cause the temp to decrease.

 

its in C, try 100 deg. F. I find that hard to believe for add on heat sinks.

 

Check out the mesh/insulation material at a local home depot. Save a couple of bucks.

 

HIGHLY doubt it. Maybe under certain limited circumstances.

 

I think 10 degrees Celcius is 50 degrees Fahrenheit.

 

68 F is 20 C

The only way I see this product living up to the claim, is to further investigate the 3M material and the heat transfer of that. If the adhesive is a foam base it might actually act as a insulation unit? Its going to get warm no doubt, but i doubt it will ever get as warm as the surface its on.

 

Looks like the same mesh they use in their intercoolers.

 

what is your intercooler made of!??? and not to be rude, but where do you see they make intercoolers? i can't find it under their 'cooling' list.

 

Here is one.

 

bump anyone find this use full? thanks

 

they tested it on a evo in a mag but I cant remember which one, I believe it did work but I dont remember if it was that big of an improvement.