lets see some pictures of turbo cars with there manifolds, down pipes or even both wraped. especially top mounts and 4 inch down pipes

thank you

 

AUTOWORKS !!!!!!!

 

I'm gonna be wanting to do all my chargepipes and such when I get mine installed...where can you pick this heat wrap up and is it cheap, mid-range, or expensive.

 

9civichatch3 are you leaving the manifold un wrapped? i was going to probably just wrap my down pipe and dump and leave the manifold

 

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DEI makes a good wrap... I will see if I can come up with a link.

EDIT: Here you go..... http://designengineering.com/p...cid=3

I had it on my GST... reduced underhood temps ALOT...

 

 

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DEI makes a good wrap... I will see if I can come up with a link.

EDIT: Here you go..... http://designengineering.com/p...cid=3

I had it on my GST... reduced underhood temps ALOT... </TD></TR></TABLE>

Cool..thanks for the link!

 

anyone know if you can use this on your a/c line? i cant wrap my mani, and my ac line, the outter wrap of it is splitting due to the manifold temp. anyone know if i can just wrap the ac line to protect it a little more?

 

what top mount is that?





Modified by Mr HYDE at 4:11 PM 1/20/2007

 

I wont post it for him but Turbo-ls in the LS-T thread has a DEI black heat wrapped topmount and downpipe. Heres a link to his website or pm him for more pics.
http://www.overboostracing.com/justin.htm

 

ttt who else

 

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I am pretty sure that is quite the opposite of what you should do. That will not accomplish what you are hoping. The wrap absorbs the heat holding it in. It does not keep heat from being acquired. All that will do is absorb your underhood heat and keep it on your chargepipes. You will be better off just to wrap your exhaust side

 

 

i see alot of the brown/white wrap. any reason why you guys run it? i was planning to wrap with the black just for dirt and grease reasons

 

my roomate ran that bc it was at advance auto parts

 

aaahh. ya im going with the black so i dont have to worry about it getting stained