Picture time HPC 2000 coated manifold

[onesickcrx]

So I had all my exhaust parts HPC High Heat 2000 Coated. So I snapped some pic's just now figured I would share. I think they definitely looked better as just plain clean stainless steal once again JMF did a great job on these parts. The reason I did the coating is reliability and power keeping heat in the pipe helps increase spool as well. Looks really good in person /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[324vr4]

WOW...nice...I like the route you're taking...install it up and let's see it!

 

[mistaVR4]

Damn! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif That looks incredible. Good idea and awesome work they've done! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/applause.gif

 

[G]

Looks good, let us know how that coating holds up. I heard it wasn't that great.

 

[onesickcrx]

I have had really good success with there coatings on a few turbo street bikes. A diffrence of over heating or never over heating in the summer which I think is awesome.

 

[JNR]

Looks nice. Am curious how the real world heat retention (i.e. less radiant heat) is? That is my main concern when I get my FP manifold and O2, turbo exh and poss. downpipe done. I want to get by w/o a heat shield if possible and my IC pipe runs over manifold slightly.

 

[CP]

I had a manifold, O2 housing and the hot side of my (old) turbo coated. It's worth the money.

 

[deez]

is it wrong for that to make me horny?

 

[Olson]

nope.
i have my manifold done and on a old car i had the same stuff and the poster done and saw a diffrence. im doing it now to my setup

 

Very nice, Vband is the way to go and the HPC extreme is awesome stuff.