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    can you ceramic coat an intake manifold???

    can you ceramic coat an intake manifold???

    would this reflect heat from the engine bay and keep it cooler??

    ever heard of anyone doing this???
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    You can ceramic coat most anything, intake manifold, headers, valve covers, etc. However it provides the most benefit for headers b/c it reduces underhood temps, keeps the heat in to speed up exhaust gases and keeps the headers pretty and free of rust for a long time. Go to www.jet-hot.com and send them an email telling them what you want done, they have great customer service.
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