Ceramic coating extractors for ssv redline ute

[brad VE SSV]

Hey guys, just recently bought a brand new 2010 series 2 ssv redline ute.

Got a lukey 2.5" stainless exhaust put on straight after picking it up, now looking at pacemaker extractors 4 into 1's and high flow cats.

Now I will be taking it to the track for a bit of fun occasionally and was wondering if it is worth getting the headers coated to reduce engine bay temps?

Cheers

[GEN3RATD]

i think pacemaker sell ceramic coated ones so you dont have to worry about them getting ceramic coated.

[mr calais 5.0]

my father inlaw got his extractors coated on his 66 mustang and they looked great but cant say weather it made a huge difference.. You could wrap them in headder wrap..

[Munz]

from pacemaker website:

CERAMIC HEADER COATINGS
The most advanced exhaust system coating available. It is a very durable ceramic reinforced coating available in a variety of colors. When properly applied it becomes the most effective thermal barrier coating available, increasing performance, while extending component life & has been tested to over 2000 degrees F without lifting, cracking or flaking.

Unlike header wraps, it does not hold potentially damaging heat & moisture around the part. Rather, the surface temperatures are actually reduced, extending the life of the part. When cured, a very effective corrosion inhibiting film is formed that protects the part against oxidation and imparts excellent chemical resistance that further extends part life and enhances

[brad VE SSV]

Yeh it was on their web site I seen it, from memory it was about $400 for the pair, so not overly expensive compared to the cost of the full exhaust.

Just wondering if it is worth the extra money..

[Munz]

I think so... but thats me

[GlenM]

It's shiny! Of course it's worth it.