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Old 25th April 2011, 22:00   #1
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Old 25th April 2011, 22:37   #2
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Old 26th April 2011, 10:49   #3
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Feck you've done a good job of that dude!!

How many metres of wrap did you use??
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Old 26th April 2011, 11:12   #5
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Cheers dude, I got a 50ft roll and had a little bit left
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Old 26th April 2011, 11:17   #6
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Is there much benefit from heatwrapping a N/A engine exhaust?
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Old 26th April 2011, 11:32   #7
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I would never fit a stainless manifold without wrapping or coating it. Stainless transfers heat a lot better than cast which results in higher engine bay temps and higher air intake temps.

Quality coating is three times as much as a good quality wrap though

My wrapped manifold added 4bhp (rolling roaded before and after), im sure that would be less if it wasnt wrapped
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Old 26th April 2011, 17:48   #8
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that is some quality wrapping started doing it to mine other day but 2 of the pipes are really close together so cant fit wrap individuly on them 2 not unless i give it a lil tweek, is a supersprint mani as well.. whats urs as they seem very close together
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Old 26th April 2011, 23:16   #9
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That wrapped mani looks class, i'll be doing that after mot time.
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Best wrapped manifold ive ever seen
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that is some quality wrapping started doing it to mine other day but 2 of the pipes are really close together so cant fit wrap individuly on them 2 not unless i give it a lil tweek, is a supersprint mani as well.. whats urs as they seem very close together
Mine is a Raceland and I had the same problem dude, the first two tubes are VERY close. I just took my time and managed to squeeze just enough wrap in the gap to cover both pipes. I think I used something blunt to ease the wrap into the small gap.
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That wrapped mani looks class, i'll be doing that after mot time.
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i do my own liquid coatings.

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no issues with tight areas that you cant wrap whan you coat them
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does liquid coating do same effect as wrapping
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Thats a good job done on wrapping
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does liquid coating do same effect as wrapping
far better in many ways.
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could you heatwrap or liquid coat a mild steel manifold? or would it being heat wrapped hold in any water when cold and just rust to death?
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Old 27th April 2011, 18:21   #19
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Mine is a Raceland and I had the same problem dude, the first two tubes are VERY close. I just took my time and managed to squeeze just enough wrap in the gap to cover both pipes. I think I used something blunt to ease the wrap into the small gap.
i will be having a good go at it the weekend, and wont stop untill it looks as good as urs and will get a pic up to provee lool good stuff though mate
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i have coated mild and stainless steel no problem,
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