Gamble97
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- Jan 3, 2006
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I'm making some CAS heatshields for an evo. I've seen them anodized but never powder coated. There a reason for that?
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Powercoat wouldn't last with those heats.
I powder coat EVO8 CAS(cam angle sensor) plates that I make and no issues yet. Is that what your refering too?
Heat? I guess you can tell everyone who's valve cover is powdercoated it wont last.
The CAS is right by the valve cover. They are saying the valve cover sees the same temps as the CAS. And you would have to have crazy amounts of heat (400*+) for it to mess up. If you are getting heat like that to your VC or CAS you have other issues. Powder would be fine!Whens the last time your vavle cover seen 1000+degrees????? If your vavle cover or head got that hot you would crack your head, or warp it.
What kind of tumbler do you use?
The CAS is right by the valve cover. They are saying the valve cover sees the same temps as the CAS. And you would have to have crazy amounts of heat (400*+) for it to mess up. If you are getting heat like that to your VC or CAS you have other issues. Powder would be fine!
I purchased it from Eastwood there $99 special with two types of media.You must be logged in to view this image or video.