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    Thermal coating testing to commence

    ok guys

    I am going to test these........


    on
    These........




    I am goint to try the whole kit and caboodle.....
    I am coating the head and the cylinder walls and the exhaust ports on the head and also the combustion chamber on the head and valves....
    "Big Red" and "Power M" are on the racks waiting for some attention.....:alright



    I will post pics ad I do it and my opinion on the results.......either today or tommorrow....:)

    #2
    You are putting it on the cylinder walls?

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      #3
      Do it on something random when you get done with everything and have something left over, like someone's shoe.
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        #4
        Is that one of those pepboys 750lb engine stands?
        I have my spare m20 on one and it scares me everytime I see it

        I've never heard of coating the pistons or the cylinder walls before

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          #5
          Check out the Swain Tech site. They do the piston crowns, skirts, combustion chambers (with valves installed) and the exhaust ports. But not the cylinder walls.
          My 2.9L Build!

          Originally posted by Ernest Hemingway
          There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and mountaineering; all the rest are merely games.

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            #6
            I've seen it done before, it looks pretty neat and helps a bit.

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              #7
              wonder if that header coating works better than header wrap...prolly not eh?
              IG: @Baye30

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                #8
                I cheked out their site after seeing this thread, what kind of oven are you going to use? I will have a running machine shop by next week and we have a 6000* oven to do stuff like that, I've heard bad things about the "low heat-do it yourself" ceramic/powder coatings.
                We are also strarting to develop some affordable forged pistons and billet rods starting with GM 60* parts, and maybe moving on to other mfgrs. Anybody got some junk rods/pistons for me to copy? We bought a CNC lathe yesterday that can take 1/2" of aluminum off in one swipe at 6k RPMs.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View Post
                  We bought a CNC lathe yesterday that can take 1/2" of aluminum off in one swipe at 6k RPMs.

                  You guys must blast through inserts.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by mode View Post
                    You guys must blast through inserts.
                    Not really. If you think about it, you aren't really cutting 1/2" at a time, plus my partner is a tool/die maker ;). You use a side cutter and are taking off shavings from the end of the piece. And it's dual terret, two tools can cut at the same time, from both sides of the piece. Another nice feature is it's auto bar feed (up to 3" stock), so we can put a stack of 3"x10' bars in the end of the lathe and it spits part into a bin on the other end. It will be delivered next week, maybe I'll post some videos of it running.
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                      #11
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                        #12
                        e34biturbo, where you at in S.FL? rwdrift, still haven't met, the e30 needs tires and has been sitting for a couple of mos, also because the Navigator has the "for sale" sign on it, and the wife is driving it for advertising. BUT the Firebird is getting totally re-vamped. Probably going with TT this time ;) looking for 500hp out of a 3.4l v6.
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                          #13
                          Originally posted by mode View Post
                          You are putting it on the cylinder walls?
                          no no walls....
                          just exhaust manifolds
                          piston tops
                          valves

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View Post
                            e34biturbo, where you at in S.FL? rwdrift, still haven't met, the e30 needs tires and has been sitting for a couple of mos, also because the Navigator has the "for sale" sign on it, and the wife is driving it for advertising. BUT the Firebird is getting totally re-vamped. Probably going with TT this time ;) looking for 500hp out of a 3.4l v6.
                            I am in Lauderdale Lakes...u got a e30 for sale?

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                              #15
                              How did this turn out? Isn't the baking temp @700-800 deg. how are you measuring the difference in radiating heat.
                              Rich!

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