WTB: Fabspeed Supercup Sport mufflers
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Hi Mark,
Can you please explain the benefits you have noticed with the ceramic coating?
I thought this would be great if buying a used set that needed some love, but is there is a noticeable advantage to applying the coating to a new set for example?
Thanks ofr any insights!
Matt
Can you please explain the benefits you have noticed with the ceramic coating?
I thought this would be great if buying a used set that needed some love, but is there is a noticeable advantage to applying the coating to a new set for example?
Thanks ofr any insights!
Matt
The Jethot coating keeps the corrosion at bay. There's no performance benefit that I know of. My 'cups are first gens that I got from Bill Walczak many years ago. They were a bit rusty, so I polished them up and made them shine like mirrors. However, the polishing only lasted six months or so under heavy track conditions. Maybe Fabspeed improved the finish in the latest 'cups, but, if they did not, it might be a good idea to have your exhaust coated if they start looking grotty.
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Thanks Mark. Much appreciated.
I am definitely going with Supercups, but have so far been unlucky scoring a used set in good condition with turndowns.
Was shocked at Tremblant last year to hear the difference w/ and without turndowns. Very useful at tracks with strict sound regs.
Best,
Matt
I am definitely going with Supercups, but have so far been unlucky scoring a used set in good condition with turndowns.
Was shocked at Tremblant last year to hear the difference w/ and without turndowns. Very useful at tracks with strict sound regs.
Best,
Matt
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I'm going to send them off for a coating and I'll snap pictures when I get them back for you guys. Thanks for the info Mark!