Pacemaker Headers Ceramic Coating PHC65
$501.58
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Ceramic Coated by CERAMIC COAT
a division of Pacemaker Headers
Image used is an example only.
PN# PHC65
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Pacemaker Ceramic Coating Ceramic coating exhaust headers not only looks great, it also helps to prolong the life of the headers while reducing radiant temperature by around half. The ceramic coating process may take 14–21 days. Installation Tips A great way to fit Ceramic Coated Headers without scratching the headers or the engine bay during installation is to wrap headers in cling wrap. The more layers added the better chance of preventing any damage. Once wrapped nice and tight, trim around the header mounting flange with a razor blade or scissors, then place headers into the engine bay. Install a few bolts, then cut the remaining cling wrap away before tightening. Note: |
Header Testing Temperature Data
The following table shows the temperature reduction that ceramic coated headers provide. Header wraps deliver a similar drop in temperature but do not provide the internal corrosion resistance that ceramic coatings offer. Exhaust gases are extremely corrosive and can deteriorate headers and exhaust from the inside out. By coating both internal and external surfaces, ceramic coating reduces temperatures while maximizing corrosion resistance.
| Exhaust gas temperature | Header surface temperature | Radiated heat (uncoated) | Radiated heat (coated) | Temp Drop (°F) |
| 1330° | 810° | 170° | 60° | 110° |
| 1340° | 810° | 170° | 60° | 110° |
| 1350° | 820° | 180° | 70° | 110° |
| 1380° | 830° | 180° | 70° | 110° |
| 1410° | 840° | 180° | 70° | 110° |
| 1420° | 840° | 180° | 70° | 110° |
| 1440° | 860° | 190° | 70° | 120° |
| 1510° | 890° | 190° | 70° | 120° |
| 1530° | 930° | 200° | 80° | 120° |
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Ceramic Coated by CERAMIC COAT
a division of Pacemaker Headers
Image used is an example only.
PN# PHC65