Ceramic coating Shop and performance shop
02-11-05 | 08:00 PM
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Ceramic coating Shop and performance shop
I just match ported and polished my exhaust housing and manifold. The place I went to had the best prices around. Check out the pics. The shop is local to.
Cattrell & Sons motorsports.
Ask for Shannan.
13203 E. Imperial HWY
Santa FE Springs CA.
562-941-3738
www.Cottrellandsons.com
It cost me $50 for the exhaust manifold and $75 for the exhausted housing.
I really liked doing business with this guy. So give him a call. Also he is doing my throttle body mod to.
Thanks Robert
Cattrell & Sons motorsports.
Ask for Shannan.
13203 E. Imperial HWY
Santa FE Springs CA.
562-941-3738
www.Cottrellandsons.com
It cost me $50 for the exhaust manifold and $75 for the exhausted housing.
I really liked doing business with this guy. So give him a call. Also he is doing my throttle body mod to.
Thanks Robert
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02-21-05 | 03:25 PM
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gorgous........ well, it looks like your gonna have a few followers!!! let me know how it resists the heat..... i will more than likely get that done......... so you can get me that same deal still?????
04-21-06 | 07:29 PM
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It is just as nice as the day I got them. They have done well with heat. I see 1400 deg. wot.
My temps under the hood have come down alot. If you want give Shannon a call . Him and his family are great. They have a family race team.
Thanks Robert
My temps under the hood have come down alot. If you want give Shannon a call . Him and his family are great. They have a family race team.
Thanks Robert
08-23-06 | 01:44 PM
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Too bad those nice coatings will burn off of the manifolds.
Been there, done that.
However, my manifold is thin-walled stainless tubing, not cast but I still don't think it will make a differnece.
The silver coatings are not rated as high as one of the black coatings.
Also, Jet-Hot is the only place that offers the highest temp coating which I have found to be the only one that lasts.
Been there, done that.
However, my manifold is thin-walled stainless tubing, not cast but I still don't think it will make a differnece.
The silver coatings are not rated as high as one of the black coatings.
Also, Jet-Hot is the only place that offers the highest temp coating which I have found to be the only one that lasts.
08-25-06 | 12:33 AM
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Originally Posted by RX-Heven
Too bad those nice coatings will burn off of the manifolds.
Been there, done that.
However, my manifold is thin-walled stainless tubing, not cast but I still don't think it will make a differnece.
The silver coatings are not rated as high as one of the black coatings.
Also, Jet-Hot is the only place that offers the highest temp coating which I have found to be the only one that lasts.
Been there, done that.
However, my manifold is thin-walled stainless tubing, not cast but I still don't think it will make a differnece.
The silver coatings are not rated as high as one of the black coatings.
Also, Jet-Hot is the only place that offers the highest temp coating which I have found to be the only one that lasts.
Thanks Robert