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From: Buckley, WA
another question on wraps.
has anyone out there atempted to wrap the uppipe and "y" while it was in the truck? if so any tips would be great, looks like a huge PITA. i want to redo mine
has anyone out there atempted to wrap the uppipe and "y" while it was in the truck? if so any tips would be great, looks like a huge PITA. i want to redo mine
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What you need to do is let me hook you up with a ceramic coat from my buddy. All my stuff is ceramic coated and wrapped... I can reach down and grab my turbine housing while the truck is running...
If your going to keep a stock style setup, you should ceramic coat it, it will be worth it, far more than wrapping it all...
If your going to keep a stock style setup, you should ceramic coat it, it will be worth it, far more than wrapping it all...
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From: Marianna, Florida USA
What you need to do is let me hook you up with a ceramic coat from my buddy. All my stuff is ceramic coated and wrapped... I can reach down and grab my turbine housing while the truck is running...
If your going to keep a stock style setup, you should ceramic coat it, it will be worth it, far more than wrapping it all...
If your going to keep a stock style setup, you should ceramic coat it, it will be worth it, far more than wrapping it all...
OK, so where do I get it coated? Any ideas? What is a good price?
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What you need to do is let me hook you up with a ceramic coat from my buddy. All my stuff is ceramic coated and wrapped... I can reach down and grab my turbine housing while the truck is running...
If your going to keep a stock style setup, you should ceramic coat it, it will be worth it, far more than wrapping it all...
If your going to keep a stock style setup, you should ceramic coat it, it will be worth it, far more than wrapping it all...
wont be keeping it to long, just wanna make the most out of it for now
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dirty it is a pita to do it on the truck and keep the wrap tight as you can... if i was you i would take it back off and do it. I bought the high heat paint (not as good as full ceramic coating but itll do) and painted it then wrapped it, then painted again, wrapped a second time then painted over that a third time and like racin said at any given time i can reach down and grab any pipe and not burn my hand
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From: Mi'kma'ki
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From: Mi'kma'ki
MITSUBISHI TE06 turbo blanket anyone?
anyone suppose the one mentioned for the ATS would be close enough to the right size for the banks or?
http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/...-12-45_711.jpg
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/a...1&d=1334695289
hey dirty send me your blanket.i just wanna check it's fit.
i'll send it back to ya if it doesn't fit lol!
while searching,for those that might be interested:
How to Make a Turbo Blanket | eHow.com
anyone suppose the one mentioned for the ATS would be close enough to the right size for the banks or?
http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/...-12-45_711.jpg
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/a...1&d=1334695289
hey dirty send me your blanket.i just wanna check it's fit.
i'll send it back to ya if it doesn't fit lol!while searching,for those that might be interested:
How to Make a Turbo Blanket | eHow.com
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