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Old 05-10-2016, 09:40 PM
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Looks great! I'm curious to see how it holds up, rated at 1200 I'd think it should last. I put a new muffler on my k241 and the paint just peeled right off from the heat.
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So I got my first paying job which was hi temp black on some exhaust manifolds, I figured while I was at it id blast a cub muffler and clamp. In the past I've used different hi temp paints on my mufflers but it always burns off in no time so I'm anxious to see how this holds up, I will be putting this on my 108 when I get home and will give you guys an update after I've ran it a while. this product is rated for 1200°
If this holds up, I can post your info on the Kawasaki Triple forums. Two stroke expansion chambers would be easy for you to do.
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If this holds up, I can post your info on the Kawasaki Triple forums. Two stroke expansion chambers would be easy for you to do.
sounds good.
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Looks good Tim, can't wait to hear how it holds up!!
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Great looking piece for sure! My thoughts on powder coating was that at whatever temperature you bake it at was the temp it liquefied again? If that's the case then this stuff must be baked at 1500ish F? Or am I thinking about it wrong? thanks and good luck!
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I've put about 45 minutes on the 108 since I've put the muffler on and I have to say I'm really happy with the powder coat, it still looks the same as when I put it on and shows no signs of discoloration. Also we got the design in for the T shirts we're having made, whatcha think?
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