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Old 26 August 2008, 12:23 PM
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Has anyone done the entire lot? Would there be any benefits?

I will be sending a downpipe off soon to be done, and wondered if it was worth having these done at the same time.
Old 26 August 2008, 01:33 PM
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everytime Ive looked into the price makes me near **** myself, its a lot of wonga
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everytime Ive looked into the price makes me near **** myself, its a lot of wonga

I was told about £80 for the down pipe, so two more lenghts of pipe cant be that much more.
Old 26 August 2008, 02:05 PM
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thats bloody cheap, are you sure they're not just whacking on a load of ceramakrome?
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Originally Posted by Peanuts
thats bloody cheap, are you sure they're not just whacking on a load of ceramakrome?

Not sure mate, just what I was told, what kind of prices have you been given?
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for individual pipes they were running well into the hundreds, I think a header and downpipe was something like 400 sheets
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It is expensive to have it done properly. There are different methods and processes of doing it.

Just one method:
  1. Bake
  2. Blast
  3. Chem bath
  4. Base coat
  5. Bake
  6. Top coat
  7. Bake/harden

More effective done internally and externally (on exhausts anyhow).
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I didn't realise there were different levels of ceramic coating.
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About £450 to have a set of GT spec headers done IIRC?
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