header wrap
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Racer
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From: crystal lake Il.
header wrap
When installing header wrap is it better to remove them or just wrap them on? There is a kit from summit that includes a spray can of something, is it necesary or just for looks?
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From: Waterloo ontario Canada
Far better to do it off the car. I think it would be impossible to do on the car anyway. Also a tip. Soak the wrap for at least 15 minutes in water before wrapping. The wrap will be so much more pliable. I really like the stuff
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From: Kansas City, MO ...I'd like to go fishing and catch a fishstick. That'd be convenient. - Mitch Hedberg
Originally Posted by norvalwilhelm
I think it would be impossible to do on the car
I couldn't even imagine how horrible that would end up looking. I used the exact kit you are looking at earlier this summer. Made by DEI. I used the spray. Now my header wrap is black. I think that's the only reason for it. I took Norval's advice and soaked the wrap before installing it. You should do the same.
Le Mans Master
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From: Conroe Texas
Originally Posted by Empatho
it works great its helps allot with underhood temperatures, its better to do it with the headers out of the car
i have also wrapped the front y-pipe (c4) and the cat
