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Exhaust header question 200

posted by  KarmaticLove on  Fri Apr 11 07:00 CST 2003
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BreadMan,
Indeed you can get it ceramic coated, powder coated, aluma-coated, or simply paint it yourself w/ high temp engine paint. Of course, it will need to be media blasted either way and if there are no companies in your area that can provide the service you'll have to send it out. Peace & Boogie On, Jon


Go Phillies! ;-)






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