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Old 07-14-2010, 01:36 AM
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Like the title says, has anyone ever tried thermal heat wrapping these headers. im thinking about doing it and was wondering if its going to make any different. Lets hear your comments. positive or negative. lets hear it.
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Don't do it

Thermal wrap retains to much heat and has a tendency to burn the header from the inside out

Most manufacturers void the warranty if a wrap has been applied

My suggestion is http://www.jet-hot.com/
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Have you tired it or know of anyone who tired jet-hot.

thanks ill look into that. thanks again.
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Follow Popeye's advice.

A thermal wrapped header will maintain a lower underhood temp. than one that is not wrapped, but be prepared for your manifold to crack.

Jet-Hot has an excellent track record, and is a much better alternative. Swain Tech is also pretty popular. However, I don't know anything about Buddy Club headers, but be warned that bad header material will crack prematurely, especially with thermal coating.
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