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i was thinking of having a set of forged pistons coated on the skirts and on the tops for my 3400. a friend of mine told me that coating the piston tops can have an adverse effect on properly heating of the piston. opinions?
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yeah thats why i wanted some more opinions. good read, thanksOriginally posted by bszopi View Post
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i <3 swaine coatings
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damn. that was a good read. i think im gonna get my engine sent there when its ready.[img]http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u240/barrok69/sig-good-one-sign.jpg[/img]
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decent prices for all that too! heheAndy
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There are many that you can do at home now, but you need a bead blaster. You spray it on, bake it for x hours, then bead blast the black residue off to leave a clear finish.
I've seen BMW guys do it, I'll find the link...
http://www.techlinecoatings.com/intr...thermalbarrier
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