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I used heat shield pads from Amazon which I formed using my stock exhaust as a mandrel, hose clamps and a hammer helped. The top stainless pad is rated at 1800 degrees, the bottom aluminum pad is rated at 900 degrees.
This is a working prototype to see if it works and holds up. The pictures will explain the rest.
Fingers crossed for you. Usually that kinda thing ends up holding moisture and the pipe rusts but since you're not wrapping the whole pipe it will probably be fine.
Fingers crossed for you. Usually that kinda thing ends up holding moisture and the pipe rusts but since you're not wrapping the whole pipe it will probably be fine.
Yes, it is not a wrap or cloth but a metal honeycomb finish.
Even with a no cat head pipe my right leg roasts in the hot weather, this should fix that. The first hurdle was to see if it would fit behind the stock heat shields so it is not noticeable be the casual looker.
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