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I had to hustle to get them.
I was intending to have more of a satin finish to mine as well however it turned out shiny AF...Like vision blocking glare bright
unless your truck is massively overheating, even the radiator should never see too much more than 200 degrees or so, regular paint would be fine. High heat paint would be good for exhaust parts and such (probably would still burn off of headers, but mufflers and tailpipes and that kind of stuff). They usually clain to be good up to 2000 degrees or something like that (which is ******** IME) but unless you're painting stuff that's like 4-500+ degrees I wouldn't even worry about it. Seriously the only thing I've ever needed it foe was for when I re-welded the case on a couple mufflers and didn't want ****** rusty seams, and the grill on my back porch. Actual stove pipes like for chimneys would also be a good candidate for the stuff.
HD cooling I believe.
My 86 K20, originally a 350, but HD camper package has the same cover.
