turbo4life

i have a chance to ceramic coat my pistons...btw it a "titanium color" shizz

should i do it or should i not is the question

set up

stock b16a+boost

im worried about more heat in the combustion chamber cuz it not dissipating into the piston as much..

and you know what that means more heat so my 91 pump gas wont get me as far is im worried about

what ya think

Foowee

Aluminum gets softer as the temperature goes up. Keeping heat out of the piston will keep them strong. Coat your exhaust valves and the faces of your intake valves too. Then the heat will go into the cylinder walls and into the coolant where it belongs...

Bone1

I was gonna ask Fowee...........


....but he beat me to the post.


BTW Fowee, two new track records tonight in RC

turbo4life

nice so it wont cause too much heat to stay in the cylinder.. (that what i was really afaid of happening..)

and coat the faces off all the vales right?
and i should coat the inside some of the stem area of the exhaust valve too just not the seat area?

lock-pop!

who's doing your coating?

Foowee

Yes. The stem side and face of the ex. valve sees fire. The stem side of the intake valve doesn't need it unless you're using some sort of egr system. I masked the stem where it inserted into the guide on the ex valves.



This guy did mine:



with this stuff:

http://www.techlinecoatings.com/hi-performance/

CXyD

Techline has some good stuff used CBC-1 on some 350 flat top pistons back in '98 and the curing in the oven smelled bad but after some light buffing after curing the pistons looked good almost polished.

turbo4life

im doing it my self i did my wastegate alerady and piping along with it