Ceramic or Jet Hot, difference??
Ceramic or Jet Hot, difference??
Im buying Hooker LT's and Im just curious as to what the difference is between Ceramic coating and Jet Hot coating, is the name the only difference?
thanks in advance.
thanks in advance.
Re: Ceramic or Jet Hot, difference??
Originally posted by Shue97_Z28
Im buying Hooker LT's and Im just curious as to what the difference is between Ceramic coating and Jet Hot coating, is the name the only difference?
thanks in advance.
Im buying Hooker LT's and Im just curious as to what the difference is between Ceramic coating and Jet Hot coating, is the name the only difference?
thanks in advance.
it doesnt take very long in VA weather for non-coated headers to start looking like rusted manifolds, every person i have talked to that bought non-coated headers wish they had bought coated ones.
Shue97_Z28 the coatings are basically the same. you should check out www.jet-hot.com for some info on ceramic coating.
jesse
Shue97_Z28 the coatings are basically the same. you should check out www.jet-hot.com for some info on ceramic coating.
jesse
My LTs were coated by Paul Berry (or is it Barry?)...
The guy that originally owned mine had them coated by him when new, he ran them for three years and had them recoated (no charge, only shipping costs) before I bought them. They look NEW, with the minor exception of some minor dings and scratches from the previous owner.
Coating is a wise investment IMO.
The guy that originally owned mine had them coated by him when new, he ran them for three years and had them recoated (no charge, only shipping costs) before I bought them. They look NEW, with the minor exception of some minor dings and scratches from the previous owner.
Coating is a wise investment IMO.
Cera-metallic coatings go far beyond being "pretty".
-significantly reduced under hood temperatures, less melted parts and burned wires, less heat soak on intake, etc.
-reduced corrosion - they don't rust from the "weather", its from 1200deg+ tube metal temperatures
-reduced stress cracking from heat cycling and vibration
-power gains up to 3% due to improved scavenging from higher temperature exhaust gasses
-look "pretty"
-significantly reduced under hood temperatures, less melted parts and burned wires, less heat soak on intake, etc.
-reduced corrosion - they don't rust from the "weather", its from 1200deg+ tube metal temperatures
-reduced stress cracking from heat cycling and vibration
-power gains up to 3% due to improved scavenging from higher temperature exhaust gasses
-look "pretty"
Originally posted by InjectedSS
Alright, wait for a year or so and see that they will start to fade anyways. My buddy has his long tubes coated and now he wishes that he never would have WASTED $250 for that crap
Alright, wait for a year or so and see that they will start to fade anyways. My buddy has his long tubes coated and now he wishes that he never would have WASTED $250 for that crap
I replaced them with a USED set of AS&M's with HPC coating, and now that the headers are 6 years old, and have seen close to 900HP on the previous engine, and 800HP of nitrous on mine, they are getting a little "dull"... but still look pretty good, still keep the heat in the tubes, still aren't cracked, etc.
"CRAP" seems to be your opinion of everything.

AS&M's after 2.5 years on a 9-sec., 30th SS......
JBA's after 2.5 years.
Last edited by Injuneer; Jan 7, 2004 at 04:36 PM.
Coated headers look 10x better after longer periods of time and they keep the engine bay a notch cooler. My y-pipe is also Jet-Hot coated and it just looks damn good looking underneath!
thanks for all the input on the coatings guys i really appreciate it. im definately gettin coating on my LT's i just wasnt sure if there was a big advantage to one over the other. thanks again
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