Jet Hot Sterling Coating...worth it?
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Jet Hot Sterling Coating...worth it?
As the title states, is the Jet Hot Sterling coating worth the money(250 @Tbyrne). I am looking at getting in on the Dynatech group buy and would like opinions on the coating. I live in the north so I have to drive in the snow for 6 months a year (may not have to this year), is corrosion an issue with these headers or do they hold up well?
Trevor
'01 Silverado 5.3, 3.73, HPP3(junk), K&N, Corsa Catback, Lowered 2/4, 20's, Yellow w/black racing stripes
Trevor
'01 Silverado 5.3, 3.73, HPP3(junk), K&N, Corsa Catback, Lowered 2/4, 20's, Yellow w/black racing stripes
#3
I ran mine with no coating for a little over a year here in Chicago with no corrosion issues. I did finally coat them when I went with a custom true dual 3" exhaust. I did it for performance reasons only.
#4
How durable is the coating? Is it something that will have to be redone over time or should it be trouble free for years? I understand the insulating factor, underhood temps are less than desirable (yet not a big concern for me, ambient rarely exceeds 75*F here and I dont race).
Thanks for the replys so far guys!
Thanks for the replys so far guys!
#5
I don't know what the Pacesetter headers are coated with, but I know I had some pretty decent corrosion of the coating after a winters worth of driving up here in NY. they are being great about it and warranting (sp?) it since it was within a year.
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I have had my Hooker Long Tubes coated by Jet-Hot for over 5 years. Although I do live in So-Cal, that doesn't mean the headers/coating has had a nice life. I daily drive my car and it has seen rain and snow at least yearly. The coating is just starting to deteriorate, I guess I would need to pull them off to be recoated next year. The headers look great otherwise, and you would be hard pressed to know that they are that old. Jet-Hot's coating is soo good IMHO, I opted to get my trucks Pacesetters coated by them as well. Any header set I put on my vehicles will be coated by Jet-Hot.
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Originally Posted by 12secSS
I have had my Hooker Long Tubes coated by Jet-Hot for over 5 years. Although I do live in So-Cal, that doesn't mean the headers/coating has had a nice life. I daily drive my car and it has seen rain and snow at least yearly. The coating is just starting to deteriorate, I guess I would need to pull them off to be recoated next year. The headers look great otherwise, and you would be hard pressed to know that they are that old. Jet-Hot's coating is soo good IMHO, I opted to get my trucks Pacesetters coated by them as well. Any header set I put on my vehicles will be coated by Jet-Hot.
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Originally Posted by Neverdone
How durable is the coating? Is it something that will have to be redone over time or should it be trouble free for years? I understand the insulating factor, underhood temps are less than desirable (yet not a big concern for me, ambient rarely exceeds 75*F here and I dont race).
Thanks for the replys so far guys!
Thanks for the replys so far guys!
#10
let me get this straight you are lookin at gettin stainless headers and then attempting to coat them in addition to being stainless? that would be a complete waste of money in all honesty. now if you are getting pacesetters, you definitely need to get them coated.
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