Header wrap - good or bad?
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O.K..............but don't tell my unrusty wrapped exhaust that!
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Racer
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Well I have been thinking about the header wrap but afetr reading here as well as other information I will not be doing it. I do wish someone would have really good proof of underhood temps with and without wraped headers. The only reason I wanted to do it was to give the stuff under the hood a chance to cool down better. The headers do really cook the steering and starter components. I guess the best thing would be to just go back to cast manifolds.
Johnny Y
Johnny Y
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Well I have been thinking about the header wrap but afetr reading here as well as other information I will not be doing it. I do wish someone would have really good proof of underhood temps with and without wraped headers. The only reason I wanted to do it was to give the stuff under the hood a chance to cool down better. The headers do really cook the steering and starter components. I guess the best thing would be to just go back to cast manifolds.
Johnny Y
Johnny Y
