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Just got the mufflers back from Jet-hot coating. They look great!.
They decrease the temperature of the mufflers significantly.
I did not do the headers because the bolts looked very rusty and difficult to get to. When I get a new clutch and rear main seal, then I will have the shop remove the headers for me.
Did I mention they look great!
Special thanks to Edward for hooking me up with an exhaust seal ring.
They decrease the temperature of the mufflers significantly.
I did not do the headers because the bolts looked very rusty and difficult to get to. When I get a new clutch and rear main seal, then I will have the shop remove the headers for me.
Did I mention they look great!
Special thanks to Edward for hooking me up with an exhaust seal ring.
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Boy, you responded fast.
It does not reduce the engine temp, it decreased the muffler temp. By ceramic coating the mufflers and reducing the temp, I was able to remove the heater shields.
Therefore allowing the muffler to look brand new for many years.
Did I mention it looks great?
Boy, you responded fast.
It does not reduce the engine temp, it decreased the muffler temp. By ceramic coating the mufflers and reducing the temp, I was able to remove the heater shields.
Therefore allowing the muffler to look brand new for many years.
Did I mention it looks great?
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I did not do the headers because the bolts looked very rusty and difficult to get to.
The headers look much worse then they really are. They are about a 10-15min job to remove.
You need a 13mm socket, 8mm hex driver and 8" extension for your ratchet.
They are specified to be torqued at 21 ft-lbs but are typically hard to remove due to rust.
You just inspired me to do my exhaust later this year.
Looks great!!!
Scott