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Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: Outlawmayhem on March 17, 2016, 04:29:41 AM
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Okay so I picked up an engine yesterday morning. Came with a set of bassett headers. They're pretty rusty need some welds in a couple places. Where would be a good place to have them repaired and ceramic coated?
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I had mine done at embee. One of the best things I've done to my boat.
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How much did it run?
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I wanna say around 300$. Hit up morepower on here he has a guy that does it cheaper and it turned it great
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Forsure thanks. Do you run your headers wet or dry? I just wanna make sure it'll hold up cause I run mine dry.
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Usually dry. Sometimes wet on a long run. They've held up great still look brand new. And they get hottttt
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I run em dry. I know they get hot lol I burnt the hell out of my thigh the first time I went out
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Embee 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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I looked into this myself. I'll share what a powder coat guy told me. He said...if you run them wet you can get away with powder coating. Which his cost would have been $180 for both. If you run them dry they would have to be ceramic Coated which was approx a little less than double the cost (I think). BUT...he recommends having the chrome chemically removed which at "his costs" was about $200. Additionally neither of the coatings looked nothing like chrome even tho they were called "chrome". This is just information one guy told me, not sure if it helps. I might be looking into rechroming mine at some point.
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Last night....I was drunk for a week.
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I looked into this myself. I'll share what a powder coat guy told me. He said...if you run them wet you can get away with powder coating. Which his cost would have been $180 for both. If you run them dry they would have to be ceramic Coated which was approx a little less than double the cost (I think). BUT...he recommends having the chrome chemically removed which at "his costs" was about $200. Additionally neither of the coatings looked nothing like chrome even tho they were called "chrome". This is just information one guy told me, not sure if it helps. I might be looking into rechroming mine at some point.
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Last night....I was drunk for a week.
Thanks I'll have to pay embee a visit soon then.
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Embee is good, also Young Gun in rancho cucamonga