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Wrapping HFCs
Ive seen a lot of coments about wrapping HFCs both positive and negative. I have the dei kit for my headders and had enough left to do my cats.....any thoughts? Car is NA with full boltons
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I helped a buddy of mine wrap his Berks for his G37. No negative effects so far. No noticeable positive effects either, although he swears it's a touch quieter than another friend's identically modded G37.
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Probably not much benefit for a street car but on the track it helps to keep your feet cooler. The transmission tunnel near your feet gets red hot on track with carpets removed, LOL.
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I wrapped my art pipes and no more noise ...
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Isn't there an issue with catalytic converters disintegrating when they get too hot? Would that possibly be increased with wrapping, since it traps more heat inside, or does the lower cel count negate that? |
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Well done....still need to add a few ties. I did it wet and will let it dry before the silicone spray.http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/07/26/zy9ery7y.jpg
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Be prepared for it to smoke. A lot.
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Lol, call me vain, but I think they look badass with the black wrap and metal bits
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Personally those Crocs rock!
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No its fine. Turbo cars run way hotter than a NA and they don't have issues. Wrap everything! Keep temps down on everything near any exhaust part! |
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Looks like the new stuff since he said he hasn't sprayed it yet. I've never played with the new Ti stuff since I bought way, way too much of the old stuff and still haven't used it all.
Am I the only one who kinda likes the way it smells when it's burning in? |
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What's with this silicone spray?
I have Ti wrap... And I wouldn't use anything else... Do I need to use this silicone spray? |
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