Exhaust wrap
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Exhaust wrap
Next time I gt my car on the ramps Im gna remove the heat sheilds and wrap the maniflod ect, so jus had a couple questions. Are all wraps the same or is there a 'best' one? Wheres the cheapest place to by it and does nebody whos done it no how much I will need?
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1 roll of 2"*50' did my headers, I got mine from agriemach as they offer scoobynetters a 20% discount.
you also need snap straps and hi-temp paint.
see: http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...ight=agriemach
and http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...ight=agriemach
have fun
you also need snap straps and hi-temp paint.
see: http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...ight=agriemach
and http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...ight=agriemach
have fun
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Another vote for www.agriemach.co.ukAs mentioned they are offering a 20%discount to scoobynetters.
The benefits are lower under bonnet temperatures.
The benefits are lower under bonnet temperatures.
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Originally Posted by cookstar
What is the advantage of wrapping your headers?
Or any other part of your exhaust system.
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Or any other part of your exhaust system.
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It is almost vital to wrap aftermarket headers as they dont have the heatshields them oem ones do and as such under bonnet temps rise significantly.
Having higher exhaust temps I believe is also better for performance, the gasses move faster and spin turbo quicker, although I may of imagined that fact???
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