N.A.S.A paint for manifold ( don't laugh )
06-02-2003, 03:31 PM
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Re:N.A.S.A paint for manifold ( don't laugh )
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, shipped directly from Japan, major hook-ups yo. If anyone wants some $150 and that price includes free shipping in a plain envelope with a 37cent stamp!!! Normally people will charge $10 dollars for just the shipping with me it's FREE!!! Make your Acura stand out from the rest with this JDM Acura badge. ORDER NOW!! Also extra points at the car shows, make a sign let everyone know your Acura emblem is straight up J*D*M.
06-02-2003, 04:24 PM
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Re:N.A.S.A paint for manifold ( don't laugh )
lol , and why not use house paint, that ---- works awsome on mani's 
. But, another idea i came across was the fact that maybe a guy could use bbq paint, like how they paint the lids and ----. Cause bbq's do get fairly hot too 
, but i may be wrong apon that point. Too bad a guy couldnt use like saran wrap and insulate the heat
Travis
, and why not use house paint, that ---- works awsome on mani's . But, another idea i came across was the fact that maybe a guy could use bbq paint, like how they paint the lids and ----. Cause bbq's do get fairly hot too , but i may be wrong apon that point. Too bad a guy couldnt use like saran wrap and insulate the heat Travis
06-02-2003, 10:56 PM
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Re:N.A.S.A paint for manifold ( don't laugh )
heat spools turbos faster cuz heat = increased gas velocity. obviously heat isnt good for parts so its a trade off. hopefully watercooling will help.
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black satin 4oz covers pair of headers - $19.99 http://www.techlinecoatings.com/Exhaust.htm
Black Satin (BHK)
Part #
4 OZ. 1004
12 OZ. 1012
QT. 1032
Black Satin is the most advanced exhaust system coating available
Withstands 2000f temperatures
Easy to apply ceramic reinforced coating designed for high temperature applications
Reduces underhood temperatures, reduces exhaust manifold surface temperatures
Improve exhaust gas velocity, increase H.P.
Air drying, requires no baking
Coverage: See above
06-02-2003, 11:19 PM
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Re:N.A.S.A paint for manifold ( don't laugh )
There are so many different types of useful paint. My friends dad works for the air force or something, and says he can get ahold of the radar absorbing paint they use on the stealth bomber. I want to get some and primer my car in it so cops can't radar me.
06-03-2003, 02:39 PM
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Re:N.A.S.A paint for manifold ( don't laugh )
http://www.nsxprime.com/FAQ/Miscella...austtheory.htm
Here they expain why heat is good for exhaust. The hotter it is the higher the exh. speed.
Hook me up with some of the coating for the stealth bombers fo sho!
Blaze
Here they expain why heat is good for exhaust. The hotter it is the higher the exh. speed.
Hook me up with some of the coating for the stealth bombers fo sho!
Blaze
06-03-2003, 02:57 PM
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Re:N.A.S.A paint for manifold ( don't laugh )
Originally Posted by Turbo96Civic
There are so many different types of useful paint. My friends dad works for the air force or something, and says he can get ahold of the radar absorbing paint they use on the stealth bomber. I want to get some and primer my car in it so cops can't radar me.
hahahaha no he cannot. my wife and I are stationed at Whiteman AFB, and she does the painting and structual work to the B2. I would really like to see how he can get some past the guards.
06-04-2003, 07:11 PM
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Re:N.A.S.A paint for manifold ( don't laugh )
radar would still bounce off the windshield and lights, most of the reason a stealth is invisable on radar is b/c of its shape not its paint.
your better off with a radar jammer and laser jammer.
your better off with a radar jammer and laser jammer.
06-05-2003, 02:49 PM
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Re:N.A.S.A paint for manifold ( don't laugh )
Heat is good for proformance and spooling turbos, but it will decrease the life of your manifold and maybe the turbo. But how many people here are using $1100 turbos and $500 manifolds
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Volvo IC $25 ( free too ).
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HF manifold $50 ( Got mine off a friends car, trade )
Volvo T3 $45 ( threw it over the fence, so.. Free )
Volvo IC $25 ( free too ).
Ring me up for better proformance...
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