Turbo and dual fueler for 50shades

PowerStrokeEnginuities · Jul 2, 2014

so just waiting for turbo kit to come in from Our buddies at MPD. What is y'all's opinion on coating the exhaust manifolds? And I'm probably gonna be powder coating the cac tubes also. Can't wait.

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bigrpowr · Jul 3, 2014

I coated mine.

PowerStrokeEnginuities · Jul 3, 2014

bigrpowr said:
I coated mine.

Got any pics

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bigrpowr · Jul 3, 2014

PowerStrokeEnginuities said:
Got any pics

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they are black ceramic.

HOOV3R · Jul 3, 2014

Here's some stuff I had done titanium ceramic. I know it's 6L parts, but it at least shows what it looks like.

97stoker350 · Jul 3, 2014

What size turbo you going with? Awesome looking rig btw

Pizza pig · Jul 3, 2014

He's getting a 366

Pizza pig · Jul 3, 2014

Jesse_01 · Jul 3, 2014

Take pics of the build

bigrpowr · Jul 3, 2014

Greg@MFI said:

Wow , won't get scratched that way.

PowerStrokeEnginuities · Jul 4, 2014

As soon as it gets here the manifolds are going straight to PolyDyn. The piping is getting powder coated same color as truck.

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PowerStrokeEnginuities · Jul 4, 2014

97stoker350 said:
What size turbo you going with? Awesome looking rig btw

366 bud and thanks!

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Trevor008 · Jul 4, 2014

Good stuff man! Looking forward to hearing about the install and results.

Congrats!

carcare · Jul 4, 2014

What about a coating to keep temps down. Anything specIal other than the ceramic. Almost like the new convection stoves . Denser air charge is always more pwr. Just a thought . I'm a mechanic not an engineer. What y'all think

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PowerStrokeEnginuities · Jul 4, 2014

carcare said:
What about a coating to keep temps down. Anything specIal other than the ceramic. Almost like the new convection stoves . Denser air charge is always more pwr. Just a thought . I'm a mechanic not an engineer. What y'all think

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That's why I'm coating them, temps. And also was thinking about coating the turbo exhaust housing.

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4EverBoosted1 · Jul 6, 2014

bigrpowr said:
Wow , won't get scratched that way.

Good thing they are being powder coated right? Lol

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carcare · Jul 6, 2014

Is that a slick remark 4ever. I'm sure u knw more than me but I never knew powder coating keeps temps down. I have heard of special coatings and wraps but powder coating has always been for looks and longetivity/durability. I must have missed something.

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97stoker350 · Jul 6, 2014

You ceramic coat the exhaust and powdercoat the intake because Ur not trying to keep heat in on the intake side

4EverBoosted1 · Jul 7, 2014

carcare said:
Is that a slick remark 4ever. I'm sure u knw more than me but I never knew powder coating keeps temps down. I have heard of special coatings and wraps but powder coating has always been for looks and longetivity/durability. I must have missed something.

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I quoted BigR. He was talking about the finish on the piping for the single kit. I was stating that it did not matter if the nice finish was scratched up or not since the piping was going to be powder coated and the scratches would be covered up.....

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bigrpowr · Jul 7, 2014

4EverBoosted1 said:
I quoted BigR. He was talking about the finish on the piping for the single kit. I was stating that it did not matter if the nice finish was scratched up or not since the piping was going to be powder coated and the scratches would be covered up.....

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that and ceramic coating does nothing for the charge pipes except RETAIN heat.