Exhaust heat wrap

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by undrgrndrdr15, Aug 6, 2009.

  1. undrgrndrdr15

    undrgrndrdr15 Active Member

    going to be wrapping my new header but was wondering where i can get the wrap from... is there anywhere local besides summit?
     
  2. josh booth

    josh booth Active Member

    Auto zone.....
     
  3. integroid

    integroid Supporting Member

    Advance, Pep Boys, Barnett Racing next to the zoo.
     
  4. undrgrndrdr15

    undrgrndrdr15 Active Member

    i had checked the advanced and autozone near my house and they said they didnt have it... i will check some of the other parts stores... do they sell the kits with the clamps and all?
     
  5. integroid

    integroid Supporting Member

    Barnett does and the Advance next to my house is where I bought my last set of clamps from.
     
  6. josh booth

    josh booth Active Member

    I bought my kit from Auto zone..........
     
  7. undrgrndrdr15

    undrgrndrdr15 Active Member

    wwill one kit be enough to wrap a header or will i need more?
     
  8. Jake

    Jake Active Member

    ask sean, i think he got one. it did the hot part of his intercooler and his downpipe


    i think there are different packages/lengths one has more wrap than the other
     
  9. undrgrndrdr15

    undrgrndrdr15 Active Member

    my buddy is thinking of doing his dp but has heard good and bad... any thoughts on this???
     
  10. integroid

    integroid Supporting Member

    One kit is enough to do headers.

    The only bad is that it can deteriorate the pipe faster.
     
  11. goixiz

    goixiz Active Member

    because it stores moisture and heat cycle hotter
     
  12. CHATT_STI

    CHATT_STI Member

    i was wondering is there any specific brand you should look for when buying heat wrap
     
  13. Mike@TTR

    Mike@TTR Active Member

    I like the DEI stuff. You can get it online or at the local Advanced/autozone.
     
  14. Cool_____

    Cool_____ Banned

    I was impressed with the Prosport heat wrap. It's half the price and flexible so you don't have to wet it.
     
  15. Cool_____

    Cool_____ Banned

    That' why you spray it down with high temp silicone sealant after it is wrapped and dried.
     
  16. integroid

    integroid Supporting Member

    That helps but the wrap will still hold moisture. It is a double edge sword using wrap. It keeps temperatures down in your engine compartment but that heat is kept inside of the wrap. This heat will cause your metal pipes to corrode at a rapid rate. Why do you think most of the header manufacturer void your warranty if you say your header was wrapped?

    http://www.burnsstainless.com

    They have a lot of good reading on SS on their site.
     

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