I am about to order an Billetflow IRS brace. Ken and DOug told me that the ones they have in stock are hand painted an not powder coated. THey said that it would be a few weeks before they can get a welding amchine fixed and get enoguh units to be able to sen to be powder coated. What are the benefits of powder coating instead o hand paint? Does it last longer? Does it resist rusting better?
My car has a slight crack in the rear differential. The dealer has order another cover and it arrived in stock. They said that theu would put the IRS brace fdor me while they were replacing the rear diff cover. What would you all do? Order a unit that is hand painted and have the dealer install it or wait to get a poweder coated one and istall it later after the dealer replaces the cracked rear diff. cover? I need opinions please. It would be easier to have the dealer install one while they replace the cracked cover, but the IRS brace would not be powder coated:shrug:
My car has a slight crack in the rear differential. The dealer has order another cover and it arrived in stock. They said that theu would put the IRS brace fdor me while they were replacing the rear diff cover. What would you all do? Order a unit that is hand painted and have the dealer install it or wait to get a poweder coated one and istall it later after the dealer replaces the cracked rear diff. cover? I need opinions please. It would be easier to have the dealer install one while they replace the cracked cover, but the IRS brace would not be powder coated:shrug: