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Sun Jun 08, 2003 9:56 pm
no. a ceramic coating does NOT dissipate heat. THe idea of a ceramic coating is to keep heat from going into the piston, thusly lowering piston temps, the problem is that that heat has to go SOMEHWERE, either into the head, cylinder walls, or out as exhaust heat(where most of it goes) this is bad for turbos esspecially, because the head absorbed by the turbine is already immense.
just thought I would add that.
aries is right, get a good material forged piston, and valve(titanium, chromoly forged steel...) material and you'll be set.Now a low friction coating may prove usefull...but I dont have much data on how those work under boost.
-chetalso, toyota supercharged engines dont have to worry too much about exhaust temperatures, and every supercahrged toyota engine(old MR2) I've seen really worked up blows up with stock stuff anyway.