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30 May 2005, 03:14 PM
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exhaust wrap
just bought a set of megan headers for my 2002 wrx was needing to get exhaust wrap for them could anyone tell me how mutch i would need and where to get it from cheers MOMO
30 May 2005, 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobyDAZZA
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i just go some from them for the 2nd time
30metres x 2 inch with 10 metal ties was about 55 quid iirc
i just go some from them for the 2nd time
30metres x 2 inch with 10 metal ties was about 55 quid iirc
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Hi MO MO,
Just wrapped a set of Megans myself, I had 50' of 2" and it only got to the flexi joint, although I did have fair overlaps as I wound it on.
If you can clamp the pipes (I used Black & Decker workmate) then you can really pull it tight, then use a pin to hold the loose end whilst you get a tie on it.
If you try to wrap each pipe individually it will be a nighmare, I wrapped 2 together, and then the 4 together from around 3" before where they all join up.
Whole job took about 45 mins on my own.
I am impressed with the headers, and so is everyone who has seen them.
Just wrapped a set of Megans myself, I had 50' of 2" and it only got to the flexi joint, although I did have fair overlaps as I wound it on.
If you can clamp the pipes (I used Black & Decker workmate) then you can really pull it tight, then use a pin to hold the loose end whilst you get a tie on it.
If you try to wrap each pipe individually it will be a nighmare, I wrapped 2 together, and then the 4 together from around 3" before where they all join up.
Whole job took about 45 mins on my own.
I am impressed with the headers, and so is everyone who has seen them.
01 June 2005, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Rally
Hi MO MO,
Just wrapped a set of Megans myself, I had 50' of 2" and it only got to the flexi joint, although I did have fair overlaps as I wound it on.
If you can clamp the pipes (I used Black & Decker workmate) then you can really pull it tight, then use a pin to hold the loose end whilst you get a tie on it.
If you try to wrap each pipe individually it will be a nighmare, I wrapped 2 together, and then the 4 together from around 3" before where they all join up.
Whole job took about 45 mins on my own.
I am impressed with the headers, and so is everyone who has seen them.
Just wrapped a set of Megans myself, I had 50' of 2" and it only got to the flexi joint, although I did have fair overlaps as I wound it on.
If you can clamp the pipes (I used Black & Decker workmate) then you can really pull it tight, then use a pin to hold the loose end whilst you get a tie on it.
If you try to wrap each pipe individually it will be a nighmare, I wrapped 2 together, and then the 4 together from around 3" before where they all join up.
Whole job took about 45 mins on my own.
I am impressed with the headers, and so is everyone who has seen them.
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Originally Posted by Rally
Hi MO MO,
Just wrapped a set of Megans myself, I had 50' of 2" and it only got to the flexi joint, although I did have fair overlaps as I wound it on.
If you can clamp the pipes (I used Black & Decker workmate) then you can really pull it tight, then use a pin to hold the loose end whilst you get a tie on it.
If you try to wrap each pipe individually it will be a nighmare, I wrapped 2 together, and then the 4 together from around 3" before where they all join up.
Whole job took about 45 mins on my own.
I am impressed with the headers, and so is everyone who has seen them.
Just wrapped a set of Megans myself, I had 50' of 2" and it only got to the flexi joint, although I did have fair overlaps as I wound it on.
If you can clamp the pipes (I used Black & Decker workmate) then you can really pull it tight, then use a pin to hold the loose end whilst you get a tie on it.
If you try to wrap each pipe individually it will be a nighmare, I wrapped 2 together, and then the 4 together from around 3" before where they all join up.
Whole job took about 45 mins on my own.
I am impressed with the headers, and so is everyone who has seen them.
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