engine coating, what do you guys think. The thermal crap you can spray on pistons, and valves, anyone do this themself. I know they make diy kits.

 

hhhhWHAAAT??? Could you possibly give any more in depth detail?

 

dood you responded to almost every topic posted...
you don't know what im talking about move on.

******* post count *****

 

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you don't know what im talking about move on.

******* post count *****</TD></TR></TABLE>

What the **** are you talking about? Of course I don't know what you're talking about because you're being very vague! Did you think that maybe I'm interested in what you're talking about? The reason you see my name up a lot this time of day is because I'm one of the few people in here. This is when I spend my time here. WTF does post count have to do with anything you ******* nOOb. It's just a ******* number.

 

if you don't know what engine coating is, and can't figure it out. You don't have an opinion to offer.. bye bye kthnx

 

Ahwhile back i was told to do this, and like everthing else, I did it myself. It isn't hard, you just have to have the right tools and space for the job. I wouldn't suggest tearing your engine apart to do it, but if it is already in pieces, what the hell.

 

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JC!!! I didn't give you an opinion and I'm not trying to offer one. I'm trying to LEARN and you're being vague. Give me a product line...tell me what this **** is supposed to do. ******' jackass! &lt;---that's my opinion.

 

techlineproducts.com has a kit, i was thinking it could'nt hurt. Just wondering if i could use like 1000 grit sand paper on the pistons, clean them up really nice so the coating sticks in the pours. Valves, i already have polished, so it should stick fine.

38 bucks a pop.. why not.

 

does it actually help.

 

i guess it helps reduce the chance's of detonation, and keeps the heat in the chamber. If you look at this months hot-rod magazine, they have a nice article on it. I learned about it while taking a big crap.. it has a big 572 or something on the cover. good stuff

 

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I don't think that's the website. That has to do with bowling lane conditioners and ball plugging supplies. Is this the one you were referring to? http://www.techlinecoatings.com/

 

yes thats the correct website


&lt;magus&gt; whats up with the giggles fuxor
&lt;dewmota&gt; 20$ says i can get this kid to go looking for this website on honda-tech
&lt;dewmota&gt; URL INTSERTED
&lt;magus&gt; ahhh you got a leg humper

lol.

 

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&lt;dewmota&gt; 20$ says i can get this kid to go looking for this website on honda-tech
&lt;dewmota&gt; URL INTSERTED
&lt;magus&gt; ahhh you got a leg humper

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a) I'm not a kid. I have almost 9 years on you, kid. It was so hard to find the right website. I'm so new to the internet.

b) Leghumper??? Hardly.

c) Misguiding information isn't welcome on H-T.

 

woof.

 

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note to self... never help this guy

 

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^^^ Isn't this considered post whoring? You better not do that...DewMota might get upset.

 

dood.. the thread is about engine coating, not your e-thug bs, stop responding.

 

I really would like to know more about the coating, but if I have to keep reading through all the BS I am gonna care less.

 

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I second that.

 

http://www.swaintech.com/race.html &lt;-----VERY good stuff (located near Rochester) they have lots of differnent coatings for piston domes, skirts, bearings (i think ) valves etc... they will help prolong the life of you motor/decrease temp of engine parts

I would not buy the coatings & do it myself tho (unless I worked for one of these companies)...send them your parts & they'll coat them for you

 

did anybody actually use that stuff?

 

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NO DOOD get your topic right then everyone can tell you an answer to your question. Engine coating??( painted block or powdercoated block ) Thermal coating ( ceramic or other coating on pistons and other internals to reduce heat fatique)
The spray on stuff would require you to bake on the coatings as well. Why not save your time and send your parts somewhere like JetHot coatings to do it. Had to plug that in since one jethot plant is 5 minutes from my house.

 

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NO DOOD get your topic right then everyone can tell you an answer to your question. Engine coating??( painted block or powdercoated block ) Thermal coating ( ceramic or other coating on pistons and other internals to reduce heat fatique)
The spray on stuff would require you to bake on the coatings as well. Why not save your time and send your parts somewhere like JetHot coatings to do it. Had to plug that in since one jethot plant is 5 minutes from my house.
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Not only what he ^ said, but where the hell am I shown being an e-thug?

 

wow JRI94 stop antagonizing and both of you just shut up and post on THE TOPIC damn people on here get their panties in a bunch over stupid **** get over it. Anyway back to the topic it really isnt that hard to do as said befoer if your engine is taken apart already then go for it but if you need the engine back as soon as possible your etter off sending the parts out to be thermal coated

 

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I would not buy the coatings & do it myself tho (unless I worked for one of these companies)...send them your parts & they'll coat them for you </TD></TR></TABLE>

to Swain Tech. My friend got his pistons for his Eclipse coated by them and the turn around time was quick as hell. Then again, it is like 20 minutes from where I live.