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08 June 2007, 11:10 PM
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ceramic coating
anyone know any places that can ceramic coat my exhaust up/down pipes and headers ?
any idea on cost ?
iam down south in wales, but if not near by i can post.
cheers
matt
any idea on cost ?
iam down south in wales, but if not near by i can post.
cheers
matt
09 June 2007, 11:15 AM
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Had mine done on my 03 STI at TSL in the Midlands.
They are very helpful so should be able to give you advice if nothing else mate. TSL MOTORSPORT | Subaru Mitsubishi Peugeot Classics | parts | repair | servicing | performance tuning | UK
I had a package done so difficult to give you a price but give them a bell mate.
They are very helpful so should be able to give you advice if nothing else mate. TSL MOTORSPORT | Subaru Mitsubishi Peugeot Classics | parts | repair | servicing | performance tuning | UK
I had a package done so difficult to give you a price but give them a bell mate.
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Tracktive sold me mine already coated. Cost me a fortune and tbh, and this is imho only, i think with Richard Bulmar working for both TSL (previously) and now Tracktive, i think they use the same headers anyway and possibly the same firm for cermamic coating, BUT that is only my opinion.
From them it aint cheap i can tell you that. There will be cheaper places out there i think.
From them it aint cheap i can tell you that. There will be cheaper places out there i think.
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I've used Camcoat in the past, and NEVER again !
IMHO, Zircotec, or Woolf are FAR superior products.
Zircotec - Thermal Coating service UK & Europe. Thermal protection. Thermal barrier. Ceramic coating. Exhaust coating. Composite coating. Heat protection. Heat management. Thermal management. Performance coating. Engine coating. Performance coating
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IMHO, Zircotec, or Woolf are FAR superior products.
Zircotec - Thermal Coating service UK & Europe. Thermal protection. Thermal barrier. Ceramic coating. Exhaust coating. Composite coating. Heat protection. Heat management. Thermal management. Performance coating. Engine coating. Performance coating
Mark.
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Excuse my ignorance, but what benefits are to be seen with ceramic coating? And how far should you take it? i.e. pistons/valves/turbo/headers/exhaust etc....And at what level does it start making a worthwhile difference?
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I've used Camcoat in the past, and NEVER again !
IMHO, Zircotec, or Woolf are FAR superior products.
Zircotec - Thermal Coating service UK & Europe. Thermal protection. Thermal barrier. Ceramic coating. Exhaust coating. Composite coating. Heat protection. Heat management. Thermal management. Performance coating. Engine coating. Performance coating
Mark.
IMHO, Zircotec, or Woolf are FAR superior products.
Zircotec - Thermal Coating service UK & Europe. Thermal protection. Thermal barrier. Ceramic coating. Exhaust coating. Composite coating. Heat protection. Heat management. Thermal management. Performance coating. Engine coating. Performance coating
Mark.
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