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Automotive Part Description

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V8 Long Tube Headers

$275.00-$325.00 pair

V8 Short Tube Headers

$250.00-$275.00 pair

V8 Cast Exhaust Manifolds

$175.00-$185.00 pair

V6 Long Tube Headers

$225.00-$235.00 pair

6 cyl. 1 Piece Long Tube Header

$165.00-$175.00

V6 Cast Exhaust Manifolds

$150.00-$160.00 pair

4 cyl. Long Tube Header

$130.00-$150.00

4 cyl. Short Tubular Header

$125.00-$140.00

4 cyl. Cast Exhaust Manifold

$90.00-$100.00

Muffler

$60.00-$80.00

Piston

$30.00 per piston

Valves

$10.00 per valve 

Turbo Housing

$60.00-$100.00 (depending on size)

O2 Housing/Turbo Outlet/Dump Tube

$45.00-$65.00

Heat Shield

$45.00-$65.00

Exhaust Tip

$40.00-$60.00 Each

Exhaust Piping

$20.00 per foot up to 2"

Exhaust Piping

$22.00 per foot 2"-3"

Exhaust Piping

$24.00 per foot 3"-4"

Exhaust Piping

$26.00 per foot 4"-5"

MICRO SLICK DRY FILM LUBRICANT COATING AVAILABLE 

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VAVLES

CAMSHAFT LOBES

VALVE SPRINGS

Ceramic Coating Break-In Procedure:

When you receive your ceramic coated item, it will have a partial cure.  It will achieve a full cure once it is installed on the car/motorcycle.  For a full cure, you must run your ceramic coated item at operating temperature for a minimum of 1 hour at idle or by driving normally.  If you have any questions concerning your break in period for ceramic, please contact us.

CAUTION: Excessive exhaust heat due to a poorly tuned engine can damage the coating during the cure period. Do not install on a new engine until all adjustments have been made to the camshaft, springs, valves, timing and jetting. Allow the engine to idle, or drive gently for approximately 1 hour or until no vapor/smoke is given off by the coating. MAINTAIN adequate ventilation during this process. Breaking in an engine with freshly painted ceramic coated headers WILL result in damage to the coating. Ceramic coated headers require several heat cycles and/or an hour run of your engine at idle or driving normally to fully cure before they will withstand extreme heat. Bonehead Performance recommends using uncoated cast iron exhaust manifolds or old uncoated headers to break in new engines to avoid coating damage.  The use of header wraps can cause the header tubes to crack or rust due to excessive heat and moisture build–up. Twisted Frogg Powder Coating does not recommend the use of header wraps .Customer is responsible for the final break in.  Ceramic coated items cannot be installed on a motor in which the internals need to be run to be broken in due to the extreme temperatures achieved during a new break in.  Twisted Frogg Powder Coating is not liable for items that are not broken in properly.

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