Will Jet-Hot Coated Headers Rust?
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i've had mine for 1.5 yrs or 2.5 yrs and mine look like new. i store my car during the minnesota winters. they cost a lot but i'm happy with the looks , fit and ground clearance. i did NOT like the cats. the jet hot cats slip inside the y- pipe and DONT pass a visual test ,luckily i dont have testing in MN but i'm screwed if i move to arizona.
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Mine rusted so bad the coating started to chip off less than a year after the install. I sent them back in for a re-coat under warranty. Guess what? they are doing the same thing again.
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gotta go stainless if u r worried about rust (rust never sleeps!)....but then again $400 for pacesetters or 800-1000 for stainless. Depends on how long u r gonna have it. And if u are looking underneath it all the time, and it bothers u! Me ...all go no show...I'm buying $400 pacesetters (coated) and spending the other $600 on cam or intake.
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i've had mine for 1.5 yrs or 2.5 yrs and mine look like new. i store my car during the minnesota winters. they cost a lot but i'm happy with the looks , fit and ground clearance. i did NOT like the cats. the jet hot cats slip inside the y- pipe and DONT pass a visual test ,luckily i dont have testing in MN but i'm screwed if i move to arizona.