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Message started by Jimworx on 10/13/07 at 20:46:55

Title: Exhaust Wrap
Post by Jimworx on 10/13/07 at 20:46:55

I've heard so many conflicting stories about wrapping the exhaust. Does it really cause damage to the pipe? What are the pros and cons? I just like the way it looks and wonder if it's worth the trouble.

Title: Re: Exhaust Wrap
Post by rigidchop on 10/13/07 at 21:03:14

i have exhaust wrap on my chopper, it was cool for awhile but it's time for a change. it is true about it damaging your pipes, it holds the heat in.if you do it soak it in water first and you'll need more than you think. it smells really bad at first, kinda like burnt butterscotch, and every time it gets wet there after. and the reason i originally put it on my chop was to hide the crappy welds.

Title: Re: Exhaust Wrap
Post by Jimworx on 10/14/07 at 06:01:24

How was your pipes damaged? Did you end up replacing the pipes? How long before the damage?

Thanks,
Jim

Title: Re: Exhaust Wrap
Post by rigidchop on 10/14/07 at 07:15:08

mine haven't been damaged as of yet, but on automobile headers, the metal gets brittle and cracks as time goes by. every application is different. motorcycle headers are thicker, so i would assume they would last longer.haven't changed them yet.

Title: Re: Exhaust Wrap
Post by Savage_Rob on 10/14/07 at 13:10:52


Jimworx wrote:
I've heard so many conflicting stories about wrapping the exhaust. Does it really cause damage to the pipe? What are the pros and cons? I just like the way it looks and wonder if it's worth the trouble.

It blued the hell out of my header and when it gets wet, the steam stinks.

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