Charge piping
07-13-2011, 08:17 PM
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Charge piping
Hey just a thought has anyone wrapped there charge pipe with the exhaust wrap to keep it cooler. I may try and see what the temp difference are.
07-15-2011, 11:18 AM
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07-15-2011, 11:23 AM
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Mine get pretty hot until I start drivin.. if it's jus on an sittin there(after I've been drivin) ive seen temps of 205, but after I start movin, I don't see nuthin higher than 195
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Yea my iats at the tb are like 40ish and my car temp gets to about 196 so i was just wondrrin if i could make the hott side a little cooler cause its hot to the touch
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I would advise against header wrap as that is designed to keep heat inside. You want it shed or shielded from heat.....Something like this would work:
Dezod Motorsports. Heatshield Products Cold Air Intake Sleeve
Dezod Motorsports. Heatshield Products Cool Foil Tape
Dezod Motorsports. Heatshield Products High Temperature Thermal Barrier Cloth
Dezod Motorsports. Heatshield Products Cold Air Intake Sleeve
Dezod Motorsports. Heatshield Products Cool Foil Tape
Dezod Motorsports. Heatshield Products High Temperature Thermal Barrier Cloth
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