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has anyone run a 1.6 16v header???

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Re: has anyone run a 1.6 16v header???
« Reply #15 on: August 08, 2007, 10:26:29 PM »
The reason for Ceramic Coating is this... One it does not stain or blue from heat or oil and 2 it dissipates heat extremely fast. I have heard headers that were ceramic coated inside and out be cool to the touch within minutes.
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Re: has anyone run a 1.6 16v header???
« Reply #16 on: August 12, 2007, 06:24:46 PM »
k i just put the pics up their in a new post titled swamper decal and finished kick.  let me know what you think

Re: has anyone run a 1.6 16v header???
« Reply #17 on: August 13, 2007, 05:59:32 AM »
The reason for Ceramic Coating is this... One it does not stain or blue from heat or oil and 2 it dissipates heat extremely fast. I have heard headers that were ceramic coated inside and out be cool to the touch within minutes.
Kelly

Well, I guess if you like burnt fingers go ahead and touch it a few minutes after you shut it off.  I have the ceramic coated header on my Sammy, and it don't cool down that fast.  It's nice and all, and helped keep the rust down (it still rusted a tad because NY roads are basically friggin' piles of rock salt), but stainless is stainless.

My latest kick is rust prevention.  Rust makes me sick.  I've put a lot of time, money and effort into building my trucks, and rust seems to creep in.  I don't want to invest $20K into my truck just to watch it turn into a pile of iron oxide.  I'm swapping a out a fair share of hardware for metric 8 and higher equivelent stainless, and using liberal amounts of anti-seize.