Pics of the HPC coated Y-pipe
01-11-2006, 11:26 PM
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Pics of the HPC coated Y-pipe Well, I thought I would take off my Y-pipe and have it re-coated with the HPC chrome process inside and out. I had a few scrapes on it from the first night I originally had put on my FLP setup and always wanted to get it fixed. If your considering doing any re-coating of Y-pipe or headers you should definitely consider the HPC process, pricing is good, customer satisfaction & excellent turn around time. I will be doing the FLP longtubes in about a week or two, so the whole system will look better than new Hopefully I will get the new exhaust finished up so I can post pics of all the work that has been going on for about a month.
Sorry for the golden hue to the pics. I did not have the right filter on my lens.
Sorry for the golden hue to the pics. I did not have the right filter on my lens.
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01-13-2006, 11:26 PM
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No, I had alot of good things being said about HPC's finish. Anything has to be better than the FLP factory coating (LOL). You guys/gals that have a set of FLP's know what I'm talking about My car probably is not the best candidate to see long term effects. The car is a trailer queen at best, car is driven 100 miles a year, tops ! It would be hard to guage what the effects of regular driving conditions will be on the finish 
Especially with all the harsh weather it will see in the garage 
My car probably is not the best candidate to see long term effects. The car is a trailer queen at best, car is driven 100 miles a year, tops ! It would be hard to guage what the effects of regular driving conditions will be on the finish Especially with all the harsh weather it will see in the garage 
where are they located?? and how long was turn-around time. . . 