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I did plan on wrapping the pipes at first but after some reading, I decided no to. YzGyz
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Deciding to not wrap the pipes is a bonehead decision. You're going to hate life when all the wires and connectors get brittle from the heat and break when you touch them. Or you melt a wastegate line. Don't be lazy. Wrap the pipes.
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I agree. Especially after seeing the connectors under your car when you thought ceramic coating would have you covered. If nothing else bag the ******* turbo. But I would wrap all hot side piping and get thermotec for all the vacuum lines and wiring in the area. |
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