Powder Coating Intake

stang95silv · Jun 20, 2005

I am going to get my intake powder coated, but I was not sure if I had to use the hi-temp powder or if I could use regular powder. Seems like they only have like black and silver in the hi-temp.....

Thanks

WHITE94COBRA · Jun 20, 2005

I believe Even the low temp coating is good up to 350 - 400 degrees, your intake never gets that hot.

mo_dingo · Jun 20, 2005

WHITE94COBRA said:
I believe Even the low temp coating is good up to 350 - 400 degrees, your intake never gets that hot.

ditto

bimmertech · Jun 20, 2005

you should ceramic coat it inside and out then do berfore after dyno thread on it. i was always curious about that, btw i know alot of drag only cars that powder coat the oil pan to help heat the oil up faster and keep it warmer.

killrb · Jun 26, 2005

First off.....DO NOT COAT THE INSIDE OF YOUR INTAKE!!! Coatings flake off and can cause havok inside the engine. Have heard of guys losing a cylinder when a big flake of coating went into the combustion chamber.

Now, I have my upper powder coated with standard off the shelf powder and it has held up great. You will have 1000% more color options if you stay away from high temp coatings.

Good luck.

Brandon

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