Chazzmania

Hi Guys,


So I am about to order some black exhaust wrap for my Kook LT's & X-pipe. I am trying to find out how much wrap I need to order to completely wrap the LT's & X-pipe. The product is showing 2 inches in width and 50ft for length. Has anyone wrapped their exhaust in the past that could give me a rough estimate of how much I need.


As Always Thanks In Advance

Chazzmania

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Maxie2U

What do you hope to gain with the exhaust wrap?

sales @ WXM

100 ft. of 2" wide to be safe.

If you wrap the headers, use the titanium exhaust wrap. The black wrap tends to look like an eye soar after a while.

Personally I recommend ceramic coating the headers. It would be ideal if you could find someone locally to coat them.

It might be a debatable topic, but it will radiate less heat into the engine bay, and probably extend the life of the plug wires.

Chazzmania

I really want to cut down on the exhaust heat under the hood.

Chazzmania

So I have heard if you spray the wrap with silicon spray it will last longer.

sales @ WXM

It does. I still think Ti wrap or ceramic coating is the way to go!

Chazzmania

Thanks Eddie I will definitely look into this. I am trying to get a price quote on coating. The prices here in Hawaii are a little more expensive. So I started to look at the wrapping option.

tcinla

Do any parts have to be removed in the exhaust wrapping process? I just received my DEsign Engineering catalytic converter heat shield. I'll put it on when I have my car up on the fit at my next oil change.

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KemahGT

You might also want to be aware that some wraps have been known to speed up corrosion of the exhaust system.

sales @ WXM

I would pull the entire piece that I was wrapping off.

Also, with fiberglass wraps, be sure to wear nitrile gloves and soak the wrap in water before wrapping the part. It helps from getting fiberglass all over you.

Chazzmania

Thanks for all the info