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Old 12-19-2011   #1
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Default Powdercoated Intake

People had asked if I can get Plenums PCd in the past, used a PC guy to do a Silver Sparkle at a customers request....pics vs stock Plenum

The color isn't really done justice in the pics its lighter than stock some sparkle but not overblinged...has a dark tone at some angles...







Coolant tube on top of new stock plenum for contrast:
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Old 12-19-2011   #2
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Powder coating is the only way to go, IMO. I have a friend that owns a PC shop and does all of my PC for restorations. Paint is simply a thing of the past for me.


You can't use clear PC on an intake though. It will turn yelow, eventually, from what I have experienced.
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Old 12-20-2011   #3
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I like that it is subtle, but it is distinct!
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Old 12-20-2011   #4
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Tom Tom,
Just like you, subtle and distinct!!!!
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Whats a reasonable price for PCing the top end normally?
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Default Re: Powdercoated Intake

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Whats a reasonable price for PCing the top end normally?
Top end meaning?

-Air Horn
-Throttle Body
-Plenum
-Coolant extensions
-Injector housings?

$250 maybe?

$350 with Cam Covers?
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I paid less then $350 for this:

-Air Horn
-Throttle Body
-Plenum
-Coolant extensions
-Injector housings?
-Cam Covers
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I could do it for less than the $350....I did the first one for super cheap, basically I did the prep work gratis, and the customer was only charged for the actual coating and baking.

I was thinking $300 for it all


So I can port an intake and PC for $1K + shipping
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wow that's a great price...wish i had the skills to take my cam covers off too
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My guy has a contract with Lokar to do shifters, so he's pretty good and dirt cheap....he did a few sets of wheels for me, at first I thought he was "ok" then I came to realize that I wasn't paying him to prep just blast and PC, so once I started doing my own prep the product is great.....and for the price a steal
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