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3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 7:37 am
by rweatherford
I don't think you can know until you try it.  i doubt it will cause problems because your AR on the turbine is pretty large.  (can't remember exactly)

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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 7:35 pm
by Ninety1BerettaGT
Actually i did read all 20 pages I probably missed it while SKIMMING through it.

I guarantee you, if you Jet-hot your manifolds and exhaust turbine housing (outside only) your scavanging effects will increase and your underhood temperatures will drastically drop.

On a V8 at idle they saw temps of 500+ degress at idle. After coating the same headers they saw Temperatures of only 200°. I'd look into it if i were you, both of my headers are costing me only $195 to get done so it's not expensive. They guarantee it for life man.

But thats only because i've seen this stuff and it's pretty amazing.

Anyway, you're doing a great job, i'm not questioning anything else. I can't wait to see what it does!

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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 10:00 pm
by nocutt
LOL!! you must be the PR guy for jethot ÂÂÂ
Seriously ceramic coats will not last a couple of passes road racing...especially not at the higher temps the turbine sections see...now if you are reading literature I OVERstand...however I am talking first hand experience...for the price of ceramic coating that will fail...I can use that money to get something of more importance. I have taken (hopefullY) enough steps to help in heat management, it is now what happens when the thing fires...?

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...I guarantee you, if you Jet-hot your manifolds and exhaust turbine housing (outside only) your scavanging effects will increase and your underhood temperatures will drastically drop.

BTW...Turbocharged engines don't see enough scavenging effect for it to matter... if you can carry your 'own atmosphere' then the effect of scavenging is minimal the place where it matters is occupied with building pressure...

Again thanks mucho for the kind words...




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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 10:19 pm
by Ninety1BerettaGT
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ELOL!! you must be the PR guy for jethot  
Seriously ceramic coats will not last a couple of passes road racing...especially not at the higher temps the turbine sections see...now if you are reading literature I OVERstand...however I am talking first hand experience...for the price of ceramic coating that will fail...I can use that money to get something of more importance. I have taken (hopefullY) enough steps to help in heat management, it is now what happens when the thing fires...?

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Eoriginally posted by '91berettaGT:
...I guarantee you, if you Jet-hot your manifolds and exhaust turbine housing (outside only) your scavanging effects will increase and your underhood temperatures will drastically drop.

BTW...Turbocharged engines don't see enough scavenging effect for it to matter... if you can carry your 'own atmosphere' then the effect of scavenging is minimal the place where it matters is occupied with building pressure...

Again thanks mucho for the kind words...
Actually i'm not, i'm just someone who's seen their "product" if you will and i believe in it.

They last far longer then a "few passes" Jet-hot's coatings surpass any ceramic coating you can get.

And i doubt very much you'll have temp's above 2400°F. But i understand your opinion as well, Just looking to help thats all.

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EJET-HOT 2000™ - Formulated for very high temperatures, this rugged coating protects substrates up to 2,450°F, heat levels sometimes encountered in Rodding and Off-Road applications. Available in black, blue or grey.

Either way i don't take it personal because like i said i'm just someone randomly looking to help. I can't wait to see how my headers feel after a few runs. But anyway regardless i was just throwing an opinion out there as well as trying to help. I always look for ways to help anyone. Ask Berettaspeed, MidnightRiderZ24 of V6z24.com, V6HO of Domesticcrew.com, TurboZ24 (Curtis i dont' think i need to reference him to any websites other then TurboZ24.com) and even Six_shooter of Domesticcrew.com.

IN NO WAY do i work for them. Although i bet they'd pay well LOL.

Like i said, i'm going to be watching this topic regardless of what you do... it's your car, you do what you want. Same goes for my car. The appropriate phrase for our conversation would be ... I have an opinion, and you know what they say about opinion's? They're like Assholes, everybody has one    

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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 10:59 pm
by nocutt
Hahahahaha...Or we agree to disagree that we can agree on the disagreement...for the sake of agreement  

I believe you...and I hear you...other thangs to worry about  

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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 12:23 am
by 1988GTU
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EHahahahaha...Or we agree to disagree that we can agree on the disagreement...for the sake of agreement  

I believe you...and I hear you...other thangs to worry about  
 Mumble jumble ....  

   

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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 7:58 am
by rweatherford
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EHahahahaha...Or we agree to disagree that we can agree on the disagreement...for the sake of agreement ÂÂÂ

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I told you he was good at blathering along without saying much...

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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 10:37 am
by Norm 88GT
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nocutt spends too much time reading George Orwell's, "1984".  Unless it is just a left coast thing were everything is doubleplus good!  I would not advertise I am attending college if I were you.

What are you majoring in?  Philosophy?

Norm

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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 12:36 pm
by nocutt
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EHahahahaha...Or we agree to disagree that we can agree on the disagreement...for the sake of agreement  

I believe you...and I hear you...other thangs to worry about  
 Mumble jumble ....  


I told you he was good at blathering along without saying much...

 
Hahahahahaha...

I can't help it if you guys are Ebonically challenged  

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I would not advertise I am attending college if I were you.

What are you majoring in?  Philosophy?

Dropp'd Physicists...aspiring Biochemist....double majoring...I reserved the right not to mention the other...

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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 12:55 pm
by 1988GTU
I be taulking ryte lingo.
Peepoles no whut I saidin'.


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Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 7:31 am
by RebelGT
I'm another supporter of ceramic coating, alot of my friends race cars have used Swain Tech coatings, and they still look like new,  my buddy has a car from Daddo, and its completely Swain Coated, makes big numbers on the dyno to, and the coating is still like new.

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Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 11:50 pm
by wicked-irocz
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EI'm another supporter of ceramic coating, alot of my friends race cars have used Swain Tech coatings, and they still look like new,  my buddy has a car from Daddo, and its completely Swain Coated, makes big numbers on the dyno to, and the coating is still like new.
swain tech is great stuff.  Had some stuff at school done.

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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 12:09 am
by nocutt
Well unfortunately I am using 304 mild steel...thermal expansion on this things are more than stupendous...ASSuming I got a ceramic coat and any part of the manifold or "Y" cracks I will be ...ish outtaluck $1XX.xx...
It will be nice to use it on both the inner and outter walls though  




3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 12:12 am
by nocutt
Anyhowz enough of the past...eastwood hi-temp paint it is...  

3" down pipe getting special treatment...



cleaning it up for my O2 bung and paint...


3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 12:14 am
by nocutt
Cleaned up and I punched two 3/4" holes for the O2's