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Old 08-14-2003, 02:55 PM
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...Ok, so do you guys think I should use it or not. I have a stock exhaust manifold, I'm not getting headers so Im willing to do this. But it sounds risky if it breaks, but then again I dont have some high powered engine, its a D16y8.
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Not worth it on a stock D16. IMO, its' not worth it on any car, as it does blacken and eventually burn off after time. Jet hot coating is a much better choice, it works better and it lasts longer.
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Jet hot coating is a much better choice, it works better and it lasts longer.
Does it come in a spray can or something?
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Does it come in a spray can or something?
No, you get the parts coated by jet hot, their "base" coating is a 1300 degree resistant coating, and you can get it in a polished silver, black, and I think a dark blue as well.
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Old 08-14-2003, 03:19 PM
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So you'd have to ship you part off and wait forever to get it back? It sounds cool and really professional, but sucks for people with only one car.
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