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05-15-2007, 04:54 PM

#11

dcg9381

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Re: heat wrap

Header wrap is going to smoke a while until it's broken in.. should quit after 30 minutes of at temp driving or so.

If it bursts into flames, something is wrong. :-)

05-15-2007, 09:03 PM

#12

joebowlr21

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Join Date: Oct 2005

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Re: heat wrap

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Originally Posted by dcg9381

Header wrap is going to smoke a while until it's broken in.. should quit after 30 minutes of at temp driving or so.

If it bursts into flames, something is wrong. :-)

congrats on bring shyt back from the dead....specially ---- that got answered....*hands over dumbshit of the year award*

05-16-2007, 01:44 AM

#13

BLUEHATCH

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Re: heat wrap

I'd hit it

05-16-2007, 10:43 AM

#14

ONDUHFLO

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Posts: 600

Re: heat wrap

Maybe if she washed her crack...

05-27-2007, 01:36 AM

#15

turbo1992Hatch

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Join Date: May 2007

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Re: heat wrap

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Originally Posted by turboF

na, sorry wasn't to clear on where i put the heat wrap but its on the dp not the return. but... yeah it stoped smoking after about a day on there. but damn that ---- scared the ---- out of me i was having problems with oil leaks left and right and blew a turbo from it. but that heat wrap is doing the trick so i don't mind the smell

my heat wrap never did that?

05-27-2007, 03:11 AM

#16

HiProfile

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Join Date: Mar 2005

Posts: 723

Re: heat wrap

I just used 1800F ceramic insulation wrapped with stainless wire. Never smoked, and I got a guy at the dyno to sear the word "AiResearch" into his hand after a few pulls on the dyno. He didn't think the turbo was hot because he didn't think the wrap worked...lol

hey, isn't that Hotrex's mom?