Heat wrapping

[Rob_B]

Yesterday Mattie and I successfully heat wrapped my manifold, turbo elbow, downpipe and decat pipe..all completed in 4.5hours...which i thought wasn't bad

the cars under bonnet temperatures have dropped amazingly

and most importantly...lol..the flames coming out the back are huge :-D

i didn't think i would like the look of the heat wrap on the manifold..however the more i look at it, the more i like it..

[Stuart]

Good work. Any pics Rob?

[Rob_B]

will try to get some..however struggle to host them on here...

[RX7]

will try to get some..however struggle to host them on here...

There is a tutorial here mate:

http://www.bigpower.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4666

[Jaffaz32]

Yesterday Mattie and I successfully heat wrapped my manifold, turbo elbow, downpipe and decat pipe..all completed in 4.5hours...which i thought wasn't bad

the cars under bonnet temperatures have dropped amazingly

and most importantly...lol..the flames coming out the back are huge :-D

i didn't think i would like the look of the heat wrap on the manifold..however the more i look at it, the more i like it..

What??? heatwrap produces flames??

wooo.... don't tempt me. :-D

[Ian (DaOne)]

Yesterday Mattie and I successfully heat wrapped my manifold, turbo elbow, downpipe and decat pipe..all completed in 4.5hours...which i thought wasn't bad

the cars under bonnet temperatures have dropped amazingly

and most importantly...lol..the flames coming out the back are huge :-D

i didn't think i would like the look of the heat wrap on the manifold..however the more i look at it, the more i like it..

What??? heatwrap produces flames??

wooo.... don't tempt me. :-D

in a way yes, it keeps the heat in the exhaust so there is more chance of lighting up the unbernt fuel.