Whats this Material

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Eoin70

Well-Known Member

• 15 October 2005

• #1

whats the name of this material on the exhaust?

 

Tinne

Ins GhöN tshene Thön..

• 15 October 2005

• #2

Dutch: Isolatieband. (or u need the english word?)
You probebly now where its for.

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Heat Protection Exhaust Wrap
Link of a manufacturer

 

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Eoin70

Well-Known Member

• 15 October 2005

• #3

where in holland do you buy it from?

 

Tinne

Ins GhöN tshene Thön..

• 15 October 2005

• #4

Ehhh car special parts stores....

http://www.paruzzi.nl/uk/big/frames.html

-> Webstore -> Straight to
product number -> Then type in prod number 1037.
Goes in long length because of what a car exhaust needs, 100€ +pippi+

 

Last edited: 15 October 2005

ZipMHRTeam

Scooter retired

• 15 October 2005

• #5

It's heat isolation tape for the exhaust to keep it at a higher temperature. Higher temperature = more performance

 

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Browni

B.A.T tuning

• 15 October 2005

• #6

Tinne said:

Ehhh car special parts stores....

http://www.paruzzi.nl/uk/big/frames.html

-> Webstore -> Straight to
product number -> Then type in prod number 1037.
Goes in long length because of what a car exhaust needs, 100€ +pippi+

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100 euro for this tape is a good joke!

A complete ceramic coating cost the same!

 

Cruz_e_Silva

R^4

• 15 October 2005

• #7

Very good...but destroys the exhaust if you use it in everyday or damp conditions.
I had it in my 4-2-1 manifold in my car and it rusted stainless steel in 2 years time.

 

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montezuma

Well-Known Member

• 15 October 2005

• #8

I don't think he (or she) rides THAT everyday

 

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Eoin70

Well-Known Member

• 16 October 2005

• #9

yes its only as a hobby indeed

100 sounds a bit much
i really doubt i can find it in ireland,car shops supplies are pretty limited

 

emo

The Carb. KING

• 16 October 2005

• #10

Eoin70 said:

yes its only as a hobby indeed

100 sounds a bit much
i really doubt i can find it in ireland,car shops supplies are pretty limited

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well, you can try Aluminum foil from your mom's kitchen..

 

Alex_ice

Well-Known Member

• 16 October 2005

• #11

doesnt alu get rid of heat quicker?

 

Mexicano

Mexicano

• 16 October 2005

• #12

Better get a ceramic coating

 

Tinne

Ins GhöN tshene Thön..

• 16 October 2005

• #13

and peal it off when it gets to hot? The wrap stuf u can change the lenght, thickness and so the temp.

 

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montezuma

Well-Known Member

• 17 October 2005

• #14

Maybe a bunch of pot holders? welding blanket material? any other type of non flammable insulation should work (if thats what you want to do). There are gains to be had, but not that much.

 

Cruz_e_Silva

R^4

• 18 October 2005

• #15

Eoin70 said:

yes its only as a hobby indeed

100 sounds a bit much
i really doubt i can find it in ireland,car shops supplies are pretty limited

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www.demon-tweeks.co.uk has it and they sell to Ireland