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Past history suggests that threads were Jan hints at a new upcoming, secret, yet to be defined except to his innermost circle, uber performance increasing invention, usually get derailed eventually.
I'm waiting for Mr. R35P3CT to install and fire up the monster to see how she breathes!
picked everything from TMCO powdercoating today. Turned out great. I misplaced my camera again so I will get pics for everyone as soon as its found. I am definitely glad that i coated all my intake horns, motor mounts etc. they look so much better than factory silver coating on them.
I recieved a shipment notice from Mini Mania yesterday, so my special order gaskets are on their way. shouldnt be to much longer now.
picked everything from TMCO powdercoating today. Turned out great. I misplaced my camera again so I will get pics for everyone as soon as its found. I am definitely glad that i coated all my intake horns, motor mounts etc. they look so much better than factory silver coating on them.
Did the intake horns need a lot of prep work before powdercoating? They have a pretty pronounced texture to them, and so I didn't know if you had to grind/smooth them down so the texture is sanded smooth, before you could powdercoat them... How much (if any) labor is involved with that? Thanks!
Jonnie, Powder coating is just like paint for surface prep, if you want a smooth finish they will need to be sanded smoothe first before coating. But if you just want the color with a slightly smoother but still kinda rough finish than just bead blast and coat.
I pictured a much more labor-intensive sanding or grinding process to get into each of those little squares; seems like a crazy amount of effort would be needed. Thank you.