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11-09-2012, 09:34 AM
as stated above... if you bike is propperly tuned they will hold up great! if you not tuned in, they will exceed the heat for standard powder... but to be honest if your pipes are getting hot enough to mess with powder that is not good for your motor! (except for Thunder headers as they make that pipe to run really hot)
here are some pics
we coat pipes all the time... here are some good pics of my own bikes pipes over 3500 miles on them since i swapped over from a 2-2 to a 2-1 and my motor is pretty extensively built
here are some pics
we coat pipes all the time... here are some good pics of my own bikes pipes over 3500 miles on them since i swapped over from a 2-2 to a 2-1 and my motor is pretty extensively built
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11-09-2012, 02:53 PM
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as stated above... if you bike is propperly tuned they will hold up great! if you not tuned in, they will exceed the heat for standard powder... but to be honest if your pipes are getting hot enough to mess with powder that is not good for your motor! (except for Thunder headers as they make that pipe to run really hot)
here are some pics
we coat pipes all the time... here are some good pics of my own bikes pipes over 3500 miles on them since i swapped over from a 2-2 to a 2-1 and my motor is pretty extensively built
here are some pics
we coat pipes all the time... here are some good pics of my own bikes pipes over 3500 miles on them since i swapped over from a 2-2 to a 2-1 and my motor is pretty extensively built
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