That's good to hear, about the Y-pipe anyway. What's the deal with the
ceramic coating? I've had the ceramic coated JBA's on my 318 for over a
year now and they look no different than the day I installed them.
TIA,
Richard in San Antonio
On Wed, 05 Jan 2000 09:17:27 -0800 "Wisotzkey, Rich"
<Rich.Wisotzkey@gd-wts.com> writes:
>I would like to let everyone know just how well JBA backs their
>products.
>This stems off the purchase of both headers and a y-pipe. The headers
>I
>purchased were ceramic coated. The coating has previously gone bad
>one
>time, and is now doing so again. This is no fault of JBA. Apparently
>the
>exhaust gases in the magnum engines exceed the rating for the silver
>ceramic
>coating. I am sending them back once again to have them re-coated
>with a
>higher (hotter) rated black coating under warranty.
>The real item of praise concerns the y-pipe. The pipe was designed to
>fit
>the automatic transmission, not a manual. This was not know at the
>time of
>ordering. Naturally the pipe would not clear the manual transmission
>housing due to the size difference. I had the option of returning the
>pipe,
>or taking it into a JBA certified shop for customization. I took the
>pipe
>in for customization since the factory pipe was damaged when I removed
>it.
>JBA covered the cost 100% for having the cutting and welding required
>for
>this.
>There aren't a lot of companies out their that are willing to go this
>far to
>support the end customer. I am happy to say that JBA is one of them.
>I
>will highly and happily recommend them to anyone asking for their line
>of
>products.
>Rich - Ashburn, VA
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