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What material is the Stillen Gen3 CAI?

Is it polished steel, or aluminium? Thank you! Coz id like to paint it black and still dont get it till now.

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Old 07-20-2012, 08:05 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Is it polished steel, or aluminium?

Thank you! Coz id like to paint it black and still dont get it till now.
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It is polished aluminum.

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I wonder if anyone has got it ceramic coated to improve the thermal efficiency?
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the polished finish surprisingly reflects a lot of radiant heat. And because the piping is so thin, it loses that heat real fast once cool air passes through it.

My pipes are wrapped in exhaust wrap with a sheet of foil reflective material on top to ensure extended heatsoak reduction.
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