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Old 07-13-03, 03:16 PM
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ON ceramic coating the rotor combustion surface, I am more concern with it being able to take the constant abuse of combustion pressures as oppose to the heat..
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The other week when I changed my starter on the FD, I accidentally touched my ceramic coated DP after the car was just driven 45 mins ago.

It was lukewarm to touch.

So I touched my MP that wasn't coated and nearly burnt my fingers.

So the conclusion is that ceramic coating does work IMHO.
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coatings will reduce temps over all....however dont be to eager to coat every thing. I would spend time thinking about what creates the heat and what is negitivly affected by the heat ....ie. the lower intake manifold is directly above turbos????? I have my rotors and turbos coated aswell as my upper and lower intake manifold.

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Ditto........ and then some
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