Titanium 2-inch x 100-foot Exhaust Heat Wrap with LR Technology - Ultimate Design Engineering Solution 010130 Review

Tl:dr used for air intake, helped a lot And here's what I did, I know it's for headers but mine shouldn't be wrapped, so i decided to wrap around the metal air intake. I figured if this thing is meant to hold heat and prevent it from spreading, then why wouldn't it work for my intake? I wrapped the air intake and it really helps! And if there was heat in the tube, the cold air would get rid of it in a second, and then bring only cold air. I'm really glad it worked and it actually looks pretty…

EXCELLENT product. I have used several different heat packs/wraps and this is the best so far. Unlike other "titanium head caps" this one is NOT made of fiberglass. It is a mixture of lava and stone woven together. Also, unlike other wraps, you don't need to soak it in water before wrapping the exhaust pipe. It runs dry which makes it MUCH easier to ride. Gloves are still recommended but not required. One tip I can give: when cutting off the ends, apply some superglue to the cut ends to prevent

If you are hesitating to buy because some people leave reviews saying the product is fake, I can assure you that these reviews are either fake or they bought the product from questionable third parties. Not only did she come in her original packaging, she didn't bloom after trimming either. However, it is true that if you stretch it heavily, it will thin out by about an inch. And such work should be done on the street, wearing gloves and a mask. I pressed the fabric very hard with my finger and

I have a gas water heater in my laundry room and it is terrible when the heater heats the water. The exhaust pipe gets very hot and can burn you if you get close enough. I came up with this idea to insulate it (just like a car head) and dissipate heat from the surrounding area. I carefully wrapped the exhaust port and secured the ends with stainless steel zip ties. Bingo, they lowered the temperature in the room and the pipe is no longer a threat. Although it's still very warm, it won't burn…