How much wrap is needed?
#1
How much wrap is needed?
Looking at this stuff, http://www.jegs.com/i/DEI/186/010110...ductId=1993466 Wondering how much I am going to need to do all hot and cold pipes on a Powerlabs Single setup? Says it comes with 2 50 foot rolls, which sounds like a lot, but I know how fast that stuff can go. The cold pipes I have already have that reflective yellow stuff which is fine, but I dont like how bright it is, and I like how it looks when wrapped with the DEI stuff. I came across a supercharged Z a few weeks back that had all pipes wrapped in this and it looked good and kept the engine bay clean and serious looking.
#2
Wrap is never a good idea. It is miserable to work with, it only looks good for a short period and it causes corrision by trapping the water and raises the temperature of the pipe beyond its structural limits.
Just get them jet-hot coated. They now offer tons of colors and it will end up looking even better, plus last for years.
http://www.jet-hot.com/coatings/premium-colors/
Just get them jet-hot coated. They now offer tons of colors and it will end up looking even better, plus last for years.
http://www.jet-hot.com/coatings/premium-colors/
#4
Ive had several parts coated from jethot. It really is best you contact them for quotes. They will tell you exact price and turn around time, instead of my guesses. But for everything I have done, it takes about a week (plus shipping).
From their website
From their website
Turnaround time
Typical turnaround on an aftermarket part is three to five days. Factor in your shipping time to and from the plant, and you’ve got your turnaround.
Typical turnaround on an aftermarket part is three to five days. Factor in your shipping time to and from the plant, and you’ve got your turnaround.
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