Ceramic coating
- Justin
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Ceramic coating
I'm thinking of having my headers and crossover pipe ceramic coated. How much of a difference does it really make? My floorboards used to get pretty warm with my old long tube headers, and the crossover only has about 1-1.5" of air gap from the oil pan. Anyone ever done any of the DIY coatings?
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biohzrd
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Re: Ceramic coating
did my midlength hookers with diy coating l bought from speedway...l think techline makes it.the can is at work, and l think it only cost around $45.00.
doesn't seem to help much with heat. but they sure look better than when they were rusty.
doesn't seem to help much with heat. but they sure look better than when they were rusty.
- colby45
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Re: Ceramic coating
I have never done it but one of my co-workers has a Pinzgauer. He did it because it is powered by turbo diesel and heat bleed was causing him big problems. Said it made a huge difference and was easy to do.
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- sykanr0ng
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Re: Ceramic coating
No idea on the DIY coating, the professional stuff seems to cut heat in half or so for most people.
I'm generally a big fan of DIY, but there are a few things I would rather have done by the pro's.
Sometimes it's the extra skill, sometimes it's the materials or equipment that they can have that DIY'ers can't.
Header coating is a lot like powder coating, and I'm not going to try that at home either.
I'm generally a big fan of DIY, but there are a few things I would rather have done by the pro's.
Sometimes it's the extra skill, sometimes it's the materials or equipment that they can have that DIY'ers can't.
Header coating is a lot like powder coating, and I'm not going to try that at home either.
"You say overkill like it's a bad thing."