Exhaust coating
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timtoo

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6 posts

280 months

Thursday 1st July 2004
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I have heard that you can get your pipes/manifolds coated inside and out with a ceramic insulater which reduces engine bay temp (and inside cabin) and also improves performance. I know you can use a wrap but by the time this has been put on, you may as well take the manifold off - any experience????

RAW-SEWedge

970 posts

288 months

Thursday 1st July 2004
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timtoo said:
I have heard that you can get your pipes/manifolds coated inside and out with a ceramic insulater which reduces engine bay temp (and inside cabin) and also improves performance. I know you can use a wrap but by the time this has been put on, you may as well take the manifold off - any experience????


Always worth a quick search through the forums before posting to stop your self getting flamed

CERAMATIC EXHAUST COATING?

MANIFOLD INSULATION

There are probably more too.

Nano2nd

3,426 posts

285 months

Thursday 1st July 2004
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ACT list ceramic coating on there webby for £175 plus the dreaded.. dunno how much you'd have to pay for removal and refitting though or how long it takes?

if you find out though let me know as its something i've considered, combined with pre-cat removal

jamesuk28

2,176 posts

282 months

Thursday 1st July 2004
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I wrapped mine, yes fiddly, but worth it. need a coat hanger to grab the wrap as you feed it under the pipe.