Titanium Exhaust Motorcycle Fiberglass Stainless Review

Just put it on. Looked the same or slightly better than previous wraps. I love that it was only 16 feet long so I could use it in one go and not have to cut it and release a ton of those fiberglass. I am planning to order again for another project, let's see how it goes

So I had my catalytic converter stolen and had to temporarily rebuild the straight pipe. I bought a flexible exhaust hose and clamps. The exhaust pipe now hangs a bit lower and rests against the stabilizer bar, so I use plastic to wrap part of the upper exhaust. It seems to be working and working.

Great product. Only time will tell how long that will last. Stainless steel clamps were needed to complete the installation, the band clamps that came with the kit did not hold up well. I've definitely noticed a reduction in heat while driving. There's no noise cancellation, but now there seems to be a little more torque. Could be a mental thing

Very easy to install although correct instructions using steel ties would be nice. I haven't had a chance to run coiled tubing yet (see my Dasen Cam Chain Tensioners review for more on that). I will update my review when I reinstall tubes with some pics.

This is a fiber material, not tape. It should be held in place by self-locking metal straps. Thermal protection properties work well. But you need three hands to install it. I'm doing a good job of keeping you out of the heat. However, if your clothes are next to him, they will be stained.

The burning smell that people complain about will go away in a day or two. This is normal for this type of product. A few installation tips: #1 Tape the ends as the fibers will fall out immediately #2 Soak the reel in water before use #3 Use the fasteners sparingly, break in half or more #4 Drive in for a few hours been around for a few days, the smell goes away

I fitted this to my mini bike on a Predator 212 straight tube and it will definitely save you from burns if you accidentally touch it. It also cools down quickly, so I was able to touch the exhaust shortly after the engine was running. I soaked mine for about an hour before using. Be sure to wear gloves and long sleeves when wrapping it, if the fibers touch your skin before they are baked they will irritate your skin. Itching doesn't seem to be a problem after the foil has baked on the exhaust.

I wet my roll of film and it helped get a tight fit. The steel zip ties were useless, but that's okay, I just used zip ties to secure it. After installation, I hit it with a blowtorch for a little bit to burn off some fibers, and then let the kids go karting for half an hour. For a while it smoked and smelled rather unpleasant, but everything evaporated and now everything is fine. Our kart looks good and makes it a little safer from burns. We'll see if it holds up or breaks.

My 12 year old son burned his leg through his jodhpurs on his MX pit bike as the exhaust gets very hot and when he stops or lowers his leg it touches his leg lightly. I've seen a few different styles of tailpipes and his pipe is narrow so I wanted a 1" wrap to make it easier. For example you can grab the exhaust, obviously because the foil gets very hot, but the outer layer seems to cool faster so you don't get burned if you accidentally touch it with your foot, but it doesn't last long - term…