Kooks - Ceramic Coating
#13
#14
So, being the type of person who really wants to understand how everything works I was thinking about the coating last night on my drive home.
Since the ceramic coating reduces heat radiation from the headers themselves, where the does excess heat go? If heat isn't radiating from the pipes, then obviously it's contained within the pipes until it's forced out... through the mufflers.
Does your exhaust temp rise significantly with the addition of the coated headers? It would seem to me thats the only logical place for the heat to go.
Oh, and Bonestang... your wife is cool. :-)
Since the ceramic coating reduces heat radiation from the headers themselves, where the does excess heat go? If heat isn't radiating from the pipes, then obviously it's contained within the pipes until it's forced out... through the mufflers.
Does your exhaust temp rise significantly with the addition of the coated headers? It would seem to me thats the only logical place for the heat to go.
Oh, and Bonestang... your wife is cool. :-)
#17
#18
Myself, maybe with a buddy. It's so much more fullfilling to do it yourself vs. taking it to a shop. Hopefully I can knock it out over a weekend (I'm gonna take my time and enjoy some beverages while i do it because thats how i roll on a weekend
#19
Well , I gave the code, glad it is still working. I ordered my headers over a month ago and just got them this past Tuesday (just the headers), the H pipe is still on backorder due to waiting on flanges (email from Marylandspeed), so if anyone has ordered, expect a long wait (the headers were backordered as well), they claimed Kooks was overwhelmed with orders after that review in 5.0 magazine about all the different headers and werent prepared for it being that the economy sucks, the coating looks great on the headers though.