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Old 03-07-2010, 09:57 AM
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I looked at the spec for the spray and it is rated up to 1500F. The issue I have is that a 951 will run over 1500F under load.

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Originally Posted by Brian Broderick
I looked at the spec for the spray and it is rated up to 1500F. The issue I have is that a 951 will run over 1500F under load.

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Your EGT may be over 1500 (OK - not 'may be' - it "will be"!) but the exterior of the exhaust will not get that hot and the exterior of the wrap will definitely not get that hot.
Old 03-07-2010, 10:32 AM
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I guess I will buy some and see how it works out. Chris, have you ever measured the temp on the header (on the tube, not the shield) of a 951 on the track? They sure glow nice if you look at them at night.
Old 03-07-2010, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Brian Broderick
I guess I will buy some and see how it works out. Chris, have you ever measured the temp on the header (on the tube, not the shield) of a 951 on the track? They sure glow nice if you look at them at night.
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The surface of the unshielded headers will get pretty hot…But usually there is a shield them!!

The heat drops off pretty quickly. On most 951s the mixture is rich enough that there is still a little combustion taking place in the first part of the header.
Old 03-08-2010, 08:35 AM
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Sorry I don't have an after pic, but this is basically what I came up with. This was a first attempt and later I added more width around the turbine inlet, but you get the idea.

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So when wrapping the headers... keep the stock heat shield or cut it off before wrapping?
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Keep it..in fact if its in good shape you are not really gaining a lot by wrapping it – the stock heat shields are pretty good.



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