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Opinions on Jet Hot Coating

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  • Start date Start date Sep 10, 2004

4Jenna

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Looking for some opinions on jet hot coating.
Those of you running it how is it holding up, how well does it dissapate heat, and is it holding the look?

I just sent my headers there...and I hear the stuff REALLY drops eng bay temps?

Chris
 

4Jenna

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I have BBK ceramics now, but i heard the jet hot is a diff ball game (cools even more)...was just trying to get a idea.
 

04sleeper

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True "Jet Hot" is the best coating out there PERIOD! I was going to get an old set of headers done as well and was quoted $220 to get my shorties done. This included a stripping charge and this did not include shipping.
They also told me that because they were not "Brand New" they could not give me the lifetime warranty on them.
So after doing a little research on the FRPP shorties I found out they are coated by "Jet Hot" with the "Sterling" finish and have a lifetime warranty.
So for $299 you could just get Brand New headers with a lifetime warranty already done and sell yours and make money.
 

4Jenna

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Not in 1 3/4 LT's for 94-95...but thanks
 

giddyup306

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Good stuff. Works great. Go to jet hots site and ask them a question. They will mail you a video with some guy from John Force's pit crew in it.
 

stangbear427

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Awsome. Unlike just about everyone else, Jethot coats them inside and out. You still have to keep them up to maintain the luster, but easily the best product of it's kind I know of. Definately drops engine bay temps, and in areas that it's important like by the clutch cable, plug wires, etc. Very worthwhile investment for the car fanatic.
 
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