Exhaust wraps
that's not a bad idea.
1) it keeps the heat out of the engine bay, which helps if you have a cai.
2) it keeps the heat in the exhaust gas flow, which helps maintain its velocity. this also helps if you get an cat-back.
if you get a cai, wrap that, too.
1) it keeps the heat out of the engine bay, which helps if you have a cai.
2) it keeps the heat in the exhaust gas flow, which helps maintain its velocity. this also helps if you get an cat-back.
if you get a cai, wrap that, too.
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Do NOT do this on stock exhaust manifolds.
Stock exhaust manifolds are made of Cast Iron. They cannot withstand the additional heat/cooling that happens when you use exhaust wrap. Your cast iron manifolds will crack VERY quickly.
I would reccomend you heat wrap your CAI/Intake, and then wrap over the heat wrap with Heat Reflective wrapping.
Stock exhaust manifolds are made of Cast Iron. They cannot withstand the additional heat/cooling that happens when you use exhaust wrap. Your cast iron manifolds will crack VERY quickly.
I would reccomend you heat wrap your CAI/Intake, and then wrap over the heat wrap with Heat Reflective wrapping.


