Wrapping pipes
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Wrapping pipes
I have read every internet pro/con regarding the wrapping of exhaust headers, down pipes, cats, piping, mufflers, mummies and everything else under the sun.
Question: Does anyone have first hand experience with sound/tone changes caused by wrapping of various parts of the exhaust system?
Question: Does anyone have first hand experience with sound/tone changes caused by wrapping of various parts of the exhaust system?
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I have read every internet pro/con regarding the wrapping of exhaust headers, down pipes, cats, piping, mufflers, mummies and everything else under the sun.
Question: Does anyone have first hand experience with sound/tone changes caused by wrapping of various parts of the exhaust system?
Question: Does anyone have first hand experience with sound/tone changes caused by wrapping of various parts of the exhaust system?
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No personal experience of this but believe Lizzardo and others are correct that the primary benefit is to reduce outflow of heat. More modern technology for achieving this objective is to have the internal and external part of the pipe coated with ceramic
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I really don’t see the point of modding your living room floor. Mine was heavily modded for a few months as well.
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Conventional wisdom in the motorcycle paddock, as much as that term can be applied to anything motorcycle racers do, was that wrapping for a street bike that might see rain was a bad idea. Even stainless will corrode, and the wrap retains water.
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Wrapping "for heat" can represent two different objectives. In both cases heat is retained in the pipe, but the purpose can either be to protect surrounding components from that heat or to keep the exhaust gasses from cooling. The latter helps keep gas velocity in the pipes high, which improves scavenging. I'm not sure how much it would affect a supercharged engine with catalytic converters, but it's why we'd wrap headers (or chambers) on the bikes.
Conventional wisdom in the motorcycle paddock, as much as that term can be applied to anything motorcycle racers do, was that wrapping for a street bike that might see rain was a bad idea. Even stainless will corrode, and the wrap retains water.
Conventional wisdom in the motorcycle paddock, as much as that term can be applied to anything motorcycle racers do, was that wrapping for a street bike that might see rain was a bad idea. Even stainless will corrode, and the wrap retains water.
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