I just got the header back from Jet Hot. These folks do a good job and act like they are on top of their game. They were real responsive to phone calls, prompt despite the weather and for the product provided - a bunch less expensive than aftermarket. This is a stock Honda header with their "Extreme" ceramic nickel finish. Guaranteed not to chip, crack, flake or DISCOLOR for three years + rust-through for life.

 

looks great...let us know how it works (in terms of heat dissipation, ...)

 

SWEEEET!!! Let's see it once it's mounted up. Don't think you're going to want the lower on the bike anymore!

 

How much if we might ask ? Looks nice want mine that way

 

Very nice they look the dogs!!!!!!!!

 

Absolutly beutiful.... please let me know the general cost if you don't mind... I've been toying with getting mine coated before the spring. (Also have a "new" set of High Mount Jardines to mount up to it... can't wait for spring!!!)

 

Exactly where I was SlowHawk! I got the new Jardine Hi-Mounts and could not stand the look of the black, ugly header with them. Look closely at every (nearly) picture of the Superhawk (here or elsewhere) and see how shitty the headers all look. I had to do something! The costs are pretty well set out on the Jet Hot website (motorcycle header two into one). They charged me $120 for the primary inside/outside coating, an extra $50 for the "Extreme Sterling" coating and then gave me a 10% internet discount. The shipping was $34 from Pascagoula to Austin so the total was $187. It cost me about $26 to ship the pipes to them. Look at Alan's pictures of his recent mods and see how good the pipes look all the way from the front cylinder to the tip of the cans and you can see what I mean.

 

Nuhawk my headers are just polished up and soon will return to that shitty brown colour lol

 

how long was the turn around on getting them done?

 

Alan, I was afraid of that and reading Captain Chaos' comments on polishing I just decided this was the more economical route. I can sell all that time polishing to a client and they can pay for the header.

Gssbmm, the turn around was a little complicated by yours truly (wrong paperwork) and the weather took it's turn as well. All told the pipes were gone about 2 and a half weeks.