question about jetcoating
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If you do some research you'll find that thermal coatings drastically reduce the temps on the parts that are coated. I have my headers done and I can tell you that my tranny tunnel stays much cooler to the touch now than with the stock headers.
The only other parts you might want to consider coating, would be test pipes, or HFC's. If your FI of course you can more pipes done.
The only other parts you might want to consider coating, would be test pipes, or HFC's. If your FI of course you can more pipes done.
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Originally Posted by pony_killer
What are the benefits of jetcoating your headers? Also is that the only thing that usually gets it, or are there other parts people jetcoat? Trying to get as much info before I make a purchase & install.
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Originally Posted by jonnylaw
There's no way you can coat headers inside and out yourself and expect them to hold up as well as jet-hot coated headers. Go to their website and look at their options and explanations.
I had my nismo headers coated by jet-hot, and it was well worth it.
I had my nismo headers coated by jet-hot, and it was well worth it.
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I believe coating various pieces can have a noticeable impact. I've had my manifolds coated along with my turbo housings. The gauge from inside the car has dropped a whole notch(dont know actual temp). Coating has been done for quite some time now and there are plenty of companies out there to choose from. Me personally...the next time I have anything coated Im going to "Swain Tech". There are also various kinds of coatings from slippery surfaces for bearings to manifold or exhaust pieces to keep the hot gases in the piping instead of radiating back to the engine bay. Check out http://www.swaintech.com/ there site explains the benefits better than I.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by go-fast
there is no need to spend extra money for jet coat anymore,eastwood now sells do it yourself kits,so go nuts and be our guinea pig on what works.if you cut engine bay temps it's worth hp.most interesting to me would be intake.
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Originally Posted by Snow-G
I like the do it yourself attitude, but for me I think the price is well worth sending out knowing it will be done right. I have painted a boat trailer myself, but I'm not about to do the boat. "Know what I mean Vern". Have you done the eastwood? If so what parts/equipment do you need?
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