Reply With QuoteCeramic coating is supposed to be the best way forward…Originally Posted by Kommer2015
hello there i got a set of extractors for a series landrover and i was wondering would i need to wrap the extractors or can they be left. i plan on running a 2in exhuast to the back similar to how they come from the factory, and im thinking of using a free flow muffler. any tips is welcome.
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Ceramic coating is supposed to be the best way forward…
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Swaggie
That said, I would bet that 99.9% of extractors and other exhaust manifolds are left uncoated and unwrapped - you'd only be doing it because you want to, not because you need to.
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I put ceramic coating on my headers (although it was a FC.
It made a huge difference in cabin temps.
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