| To: | widget@pixi.com (Paul Swengler) |
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| Subject: | Re: Headers, to wrap or not to wrap? |
| From: | pwatson@ix.netcom.com (Pete Watson) |
| Date: | Mon, 31 Jul 1995 12:06:00 -0700 |
| Cc: | triumphs@autox.team.net.I.would.like.to.add.another.2.cents.worth.on.the.header.wrap |
question. I have experienced a nasty problem at the race track of the
header wrap soaking up oil and gas leaks, and then becoming a large
wick if it ignites. It is also very hard to extinguish, as the header
heat keeps re-igniting it! This is probably not a good thing to
encourage on a street car, which may be driven for a long period while
oil vapors collect in the wrap. I think a heat shield would be a
better idea.
I wonder if your crystallization problem was caused by the chrome
plating. I've heard that this can happen if the plating isn't done
exactly right. Any platers or metallugists out there?
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