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Re: Ceramic coated vs steel headers [Re: dickdale] #2229224
01/07/17 11:06 AM 01/07/17 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted By dickdale
What are the pro and cons on Ceramic coated headers?

Which one can I buy besides the expensive TTI headers for my 70's Satellite with manual steering and a 440cui? It has ported heads and a mild cam.

I was think about 1 3/4 tubes and a 3 inch collector.

Any thought?


Your location makes it tough for you , I assume you can get those type of coatings done in Europe ? If so I would buy them bare , test fit to the car and ding where needed , they WILL need it , then have them coated.

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Re: Ceramic coated vs steel headers [Re: JohnRR] #2229776
01/07/17 10:01 PM 01/07/17 10:01 PM
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The ceramic coating inside and out really helps keep heat out of the engine compartment. Plus it holds up well and looks better vs steel or paint. My 15+ year old coated TTI's are doing fine and no heat problems even with long X country drives in hot weather.
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