Ceramic Coatings

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slddog

Discussion Starter · Sep 8, 2005

Sure they look great on the exaust,but do they hold up? Also do they really keep the heat within in the pipe better than stock as they claim? I am thinking about the chrome finish look for my sled. Has anyone done theres?

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1BADZR

· #6 · Sep 11, 2005

Originally posted by Brunter Burner@Sep 11 2005, 10:57 AM
I am going to do mine, I would like to know what others paid. Supposedly it won't corrode, or turn burnt blue. Supposedly it withstands heat, and cools faster. Not sure why there would be a performance gain, but some claim there is. Either way, I will do it so it stays looking nice.
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brunter, not so much as a performance gain but maybe a more even performance. The sled will make its most power with a warmed up pipe. If the pipe stays at a lets say consistent temperature, performance will be more consistent, hence the ceramic coating keeps the heat in. Dont know if you"d even notice the differance except maybe on a dyno. If for any reason you do it it looks awseome

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