Subject	Re: Question for those WITH coated exh manifolds and/or turbine
Posted by	Bigwill837 on July 09, 2016 at 7:03 PM
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In Reply To	Question for those WITH coated exh manifolds and/or turbine posted by Inzane on July 09, 2016 at 11:09 AM
Message	The flanges should be masked before coating. As well as the inside of the turbine and any threads/mating surfaces on the turbine. Same for the exhaust manifolds. Don't coat the flanges or the inside of the inside of the manifolds.
Follow Ups	Question for those WITH coated exh manifolds and/or turbine - Inzane 11:09:53 07/09/16 Leave it alone. It's a relatively thin coating and the meta - MixManMash 11:53:35 07/09/16 *metal. (n/m) - MixManMash 12:06:07 07/09/16 I spoke to PolyDyn today and that is basically what they - Inzane 19:05:56 07/11/16 I sand down all my metal mating surfaces before bolting them - vorpalZ 12:07:05 07/09/16 Hmmm. My guy does NOT coat the mating surfaces, so I am - ConVerTT 19:00:37 07/09/16 Re: Question for those WITH coated exh manifolds and/or turbine - Bigwill837 19:03:26 07/09/16 I guess my post wasn't clear enough. I already have - Inzane 22:41:05 07/10/16 Post some pictures up of the coated flanges. (n/m) - MixManMash 06:57:33 07/11/16 Strip the mating surface for your own piece of mind... - ConVerTT 21:25:25 07/11/16 although.... - ConVerTT 22:36:06 07/11/16
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