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I was wondering, most of the aftermarket intakes are stainless steel tubes, which hold more heat than the plastic tubes FACT. What if, you wrapped the stainless tube in exhaust
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Interesting thought??
I was wondering, most of the aftermarket intakes are stainless steel tubes, which hold more heat than the plastic tubes FACT. What if, you wrapped the stainless tube in exhaust heat wrap? granted it wont be nearly as blingly
 , but it would insulate it and help to reduce intake temperatures. . I could care less if it isnt as good looking, if i get some decent reduction on the intake charge it'll absolutely be worth itSo my question is, do you guys think its worth it? im going to try it and let you guys know what i come up with! |
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