Fister III ceramic coating
#1
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Fister III ceramic coating
Would It be worth having the ceramic coating done and if so what colour is the coolest (pun and no pun intended,😆 to go for ?
#5
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We will see what is most popular when the thread is done regarding the colour. Cowhorn has a 4.0 RS so he most be thinking wise, and a lucky bugger !
#6
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I have mine coated black and have had them on for the last 3 seasons...It's a very robust coating, the mufflers look amazing, especially after I polished the muffler straps. The contrast looks so good. I do have a few chips on my wide oval tips, but that's my own fault; I should've removed them before dropping the rear bumper... You live you learn.
**Edit: You can see my cans after 3 years of enjoyment ~ bottom right:
**Edit: You can see my cans after 3 years of enjoyment ~ bottom right:
Last edited by boman993; 12-10-2014 at 05:59 PM. Reason: added a pic...
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i have IIIs in cermachrome.
#12
I just had installed Fister II's which were powder coated in Mag Silver. I think a lot depends on the color of your car and the color/type of tips you have on your car. I have Speed Yellow with factory chromed tips.
Ralph
Ralph
#13
OEM cans are 300 series stainless, so corrosion is not a real concern. Perhaps the claim is the ceramic coating keeps the muffler "cooler" or "flows" better?
Is there any test data to back this up?
D&D aftermarket performance motorcycle mufflers have been "selling" the ceramic coating, for going on 20 years now, but their product tubing is mild steel.
If its an appearance factor, I fail to see the point on muffler cans that are hidden; but then again, its not my money at this juncture...A $5 can of heat resistant paint might just do the trick for me.