heat wrapping intakes?

Originally Posted by icormba I used this wrap on our Jeep and it worked rather well. I used the non-tape type as I didn't want the tube all sticky if

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heat wrapping intakes?

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10-02-2012, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by icormba

I used this wrap on our Jeep and it worked rather well. I used the non-tape type as I didn't want the tube all sticky if I decided to remove it, I attached it using reflective tape.

Looks great! Heatshield Products is definitely offers some of the highest quality heat control products on the market. I sell their products to industrial manufacturing companies that use specific products to help protect wiring etc. around their robotic TIG welders.

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