NJ header ceramic coating

[Ramitiner]

^^^
Time to go to work......LoL
ARH definitely 308......some are 409 stainless which will rust but not that quickly..... also that is what the factory exhaust is 409..........then there are the steel tubes that don't last long at all.

Theyre claiming 304 stainless on their website

 

[blackbetty14]

Tubing usually goes 409, 304 then 321. 308 is a SS filler rod using in welding 409/304. 304 is what the headers are more than likely made of if they won’t rust. 321 is stupid expensive and usually
Not needed over 304 unless it’s marine or turbo.

 

[crackerjack1957]

yea miskeyed the 304

 

[Ramitiner]

Just opened it up.. very nice quality.. wasn't expecting much, thinking of my last set of headers... These are very nice

 

[RoadRamblerNJ]

Just opened it up.. very nice quality.. wasn't expecting much, thinking of my last set of headers... These are very nice

Pictures or that empty box was stolen from a homeless guy. Lol.

 

[Ramitiner]

Pictures or that empty box was stolen from a homeless guy. Lol.

Lol, going in to work now..will be back home at midnight. I'll take pics tomorrow when I start doing the wrap... Btw, the twists are so freaking close, wrapping this is going to be a **** show

 

[Ramitiner]

on that... who has pics of theirs wrapped???

 

[RoadRamblerNJ]

Nope. No pics here.

My header days were waaaay before you youngsters invented cell phones with soul stealing cameras in them.

 

[Ramitiner]

Nope. No pics here.

My header days were waaaay before you youngsters invented cell phones with soul stealing cameras in them.

draw us a picture then old timer! lol

 

[Greenebeam]

Anyone know of someone who does header ceramic coating?

Where are you located?

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[ScLeCo]

Where are you located?

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A: It's in the title of his post NJ
B: You obviously didn't bother to read the thread because he decided to wrap them instead.
C: Keep up buddy.

 

[Greenebeam]

A: It's in the title of his post NJ
B: You obviously didn't bother to read the thread because he decided to wrap them instead.
C: Keep up buddy.

Guess not.
***!!
[emoji106]

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[Ramitiner]

lol

 

[Wild one]

Lol, going in to work now..will be back home at midnight. I'll take pics tomorrow when I start doing the wrap... Btw, the twists are so freaking close, wrapping this is going to be a **** show

If you haven't stumbled across this tip of soaking your header wrap in water,it's worth doing,makes the stuff a little nicer to handle,and you can get a better wrap with it when it's wet.Hose clamps make decent tie wraps if you run out of stainless steel ties.

 

[Ramitiner]

If you haven't stumbled across this tip of soaking your header wrap in water,it's worth doing,makes the stuff a little nicer to handle,and you can get a better wrap with it when it's wet.Hose clamps make decent tie wraps if you run out of stainless steel ties.

yea, I remember doing that with the last one I did but this is a different material, no? Im using the dei titanium this time

 

[crackerjack1957]

Yep no water or paint required with titanium wrap

 

[Pull Ya]

If you wrap them it might help with some of the problems we talked about.
Jay

 

[Wild one]

yea, I remember doing that with the last one I did but this is a different material, no? Im using the dei titanium this time

I'd still soak it,even the titanium stuff is nasty to handle,plus it lays/wraps better when wet.Another tip is to wear tight fitting long sleeves and when you shower use as cold a water stream as you can stand,lol.

 

[Judy]

I have wrapped a few headers in the past, however it is of my opinion that the coating was not ceramic......

 

[blackbetty14]

I wouldn’t wrap them. I’ve done more titanium wrap than I want to admit and it’s the reason I’ve moved onto ceramic coating. Wrap has its place but it’s also not the best option. Wrap will fray over time as it drys out and the dust/strands will stick to everything and make a mess. It does work but it’s too susceptible to destroying itself.