exhaust wrap

dandare

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• May 12, 2013

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just wondered if anyone's used exhaust wrap apparently it helps with the engines performance and gives a deeper exhaust tone as-well as reducing engine noise holding in heat and in turn helping the gases escape better.any thoughts let me know cheers...

 

Aldo

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• May 13, 2013

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Makes yer machine look like it belongs to Nora Batty, which would be fine if yer ride aboot wae Compo, Cleggy & Foggy,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,(Mr b, OT & GF). :yes

 

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phatcat

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• May 13, 2013

• #3

Summat to warm your hands on when ya break down too .

 

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• May 13, 2013

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Aldo said:

Makes yer machine look like it belongs to Nora Batty, which would be fine if yer ride aboot wae Compo, Cleggy & Foggy,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,(Mr b, OT & GF). :yes

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:cheers

 

Aldo

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• May 13, 2013

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Yer welcome mucker. :thumbup :lol

 

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• May 13, 2013

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:lol:lol

 

dandare

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• May 13, 2013

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ha ha ha nora batty i make you right. think i,ll give that a miss

 

Lord Of Moo

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• May 29, 2013

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I dunno. I think it would look great on my tuono. Might give that "Mad Max" look.

I mean, if I had a pristine and über shiney example, I'd shy away from it. But with carbon fibre bits, scratches and the like? It *may* look meanasfook!

 

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• May 29, 2013

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Apart from being a pain to apply, pipes off etc, I bet it would be a muck magnet & looks scruffy in a short time.

I have not seen a "rat" Tuono, although some occasionally come close (mention no names - but he is a Mackem).

 

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• May 29, 2013

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Ceramic coating on the headers and link pipes on the other hand looks fairly smart :yes

 

garry

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• May 29, 2013

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wrappin in what ?

And why ?

Do you live in a thatched cottage ?

 

dandare

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• May 30, 2013

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its like a bandage that's supposed to help with performance by keeping the heat in the pipes and helping the gases escape better ,but i thinks they will atracked a lot of crap .and unfortunately no i don't live in a cottage .ceramic coating sounds good tho i might look into that

 

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OlafTuono

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• May 31, 2013

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I have used a company called Camcoat.

 

garry

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• May 31, 2013

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Camcoat are top, but do tend to be in no rush......

Don't expect em back next day. .

 

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OlafTuono

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• May 31, 2013

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As you say Gary, they did take 3 times as long to coat them as quoted.

 

dandare

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• May 31, 2013

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camcoat i,ll check them out and see what there prices are like nice one ***** tonk