Greetings. I was wondering if any of you out in the GMC world have
taken to the Ceramic Coatings for the Doug Thornley Headers or some
orther brand of headers. I purchased the headers from "Mondello's in
Paso Robles" and have read a lot about the coating. The ceramic
coating cost is $ 220.00 plus the freight each way. Is it worth this
cost? The Thornley headers comes with a "Jet Hot" Industrial coating on
the outside. This coating however, does not cover the entire inside of
the headers.
In addition, the copper gasket supplied by Mondello (at an additional
cost) has two cylinder exhaust ports together in the center. Is this
correct or should the center ports be welded shut. I am confused here.
I thought the idea from the header was to keep all the exhaust ports
separated so they would increase the flow of the exhaust gases
independently of each other. If this is the case does it not seem
reasonable the thick copper gasket should be closed in the center for
this application? Need some Technical Help. Thanks Chuck
taken to the Ceramic Coatings for the Doug Thornley Headers or some
orther brand of headers. I purchased the headers from "Mondello's in
Paso Robles" and have read a lot about the coating. The ceramic
coating cost is $ 220.00 plus the freight each way. Is it worth this
cost? The Thornley headers comes with a "Jet Hot" Industrial coating on
the outside. This coating however, does not cover the entire inside of
the headers.
In addition, the copper gasket supplied by Mondello (at an additional
cost) has two cylinder exhaust ports together in the center. Is this
correct or should the center ports be welded shut. I am confused here.
I thought the idea from the header was to keep all the exhaust ports
separated so they would increase the flow of the exhaust gases
independently of each other. If this is the case does it not seem
reasonable the thick copper gasket should be closed in the center for
this application? Need some Technical Help. Thanks Chuck