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Re: Who seems to offer the best ceramic coating for headers [Re: JeffL] #623828
04/17/14 03:37 PM 04/17/14 03:37 PM
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Northeast MA
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Northeast MA
Another vote for Jet Hot if they still are in business, I had a set of CPPA headers (now TTI) made for me in raw metal, then sent to Jet Hot, 15 years later, they still look great.

Re: Who seems to offer the best ceramic coating for headers [Re: Charger446] #623829
04/17/14 09:02 PM 04/17/14 09:02 PM
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Missouri
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Looks like I would have to remove the chrome and for them to do it is $355.... Looks like I'll just buy a new set of TTI's.

Re: Who seems to offer the best ceramic coating for headers [Re: 68KillerBee] #623830
04/17/14 09:44 PM 04/17/14 09:44 PM
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Central TX
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Central TX
Quote:

Looks like I would have to remove the chrome and for them to do it is $355.... Looks like I'll just buy a new set of TTI's.



If you're going to buy new, take a look at Doug's. You get every bit of the quality, all of the same great features like tube guage, thick flanges, great fit and plug access. And they were considerably less. Mine with the polished ceramic coating were over $150 less than TTI.

disregard the clutter





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Re: Who seems to offer the best ceramic coating for headers [Re: 75dusted] #623831
04/18/14 12:22 AM 04/18/14 12:22 AM
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Harm City Md.
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Harm City Md.
I would NOT recommend Jet Hot. I had new set sent to them to coat inside and out, I ran them for a half hour and the car sat for the next year. I popped the hood to reinstall the battery and there was rust forming on all of the edges of the flanges and on the collectors.

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