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**mx3twinturbo** · 01-31-2009

We coat the inside and the outside of our hot parts,
it will keep your hot parts from oxidizing quickly, basically lowering the chances of cracks, and keeping the metals structure intact,
A lot of racers using tubular headers, when coating just the outsides will only get half a season out of the headers before the just "decompose" under the ceramic, and crack apart. thats why you coat the insides as well.
Blageo23 is correct about the coating flaking off, if its done properly it shouldn't ever flake,

Jesse-
Primo Performance
612-750-3123

01-31-2009	#20
mx3twinturbo Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: St.Paul MN Drives: StarQuests>>>>>> Posts: 189	Re: Ceramic coating turbo We coat the inside and the outside of our hot parts, it will keep your hot parts from oxidizing quickly, basically lowering the chances of cracks, and keeping the metals structure intact, A lot of racers using tubular headers, when coating just the outsides will only get half a season out of the headers before the just "decompose" under the ceramic, and crack apart. thats why you coat the insides as well. Blageo23 is correct about the coating flaking off, if its done properly it shouldn't ever flake, Jesse- Primo Performance 612-750-3123 __________________ 1987 Conquest- 2.1 project started... 1986 Dodge D-50- S.C. truck 2.6 turbo swap started 1992 Mazda Mx-3- Rear mount twins in progress 1989 Suburban- Project for too Long!!! "Just Remember, I HATE Drama"