FYI , there is not enough wrap in this kit for a two stroke pipe.
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5 Reviews
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Over 3 years ago
North Dakota
4 out of 5 stars
Not enough for a two stroke pipe.
Over 6 years ago
Rogers, AR, USA
5 out of 5 stars
Awesome Wrap
I have a Full Rossiers Engineering Exhaust and wrapped it with this awesome wrap kit from DEI. Great Instructions and easy too use.
Over 7 years ago
Florida
5 out of 5 stars
Exactly what I needed for Hare scrambles
The wrap was easy to install. works good and the Hi temp paint makes a nice finish. Would recommend you buy your own stainless steel hose clamps. Size of clamps is depending on your exhaust.
Over 8 years ago
North west NJ
5 out of 5 stars
WOW
I was skeptical about using this product , I read the reviews and decided to actually follow the instructions!!!!!!
I'm glad I did because this stuff works GREAT!!!! the differance on my Kawi 450R from almost burning my leg to being able to ride with shorts on was amazing.
It really is not that hard to apply when you follow the directions...I wet the tape , wrapped it tight and banded it, let it dry, then used the black spray silicone paint. All my friends thought I had it done by a shop, it was that good.....Thanks MOTOSPORT...Good products, good prices and GREAT SERVICE!!!!!
Over 8 years ago
OCALA,FL
4 out of 5 stars
this type of wrap does just what it is suppose to do in deflecting the exhaust heat away from my right leg. highly recomended!! it also has several stainless clamps that will not come off under any condition.
5 Questions
Question asked by swift
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Question:Q: How much tap is needed?Question asked Over 10 years agoI am wanting to wrap my head pipes on my '03 HD touring bike. I have a Bassani RR 2-1 on it now and that I want to wrap. Is 15' enough for each pipe? How do I know how much wrap to get? thanks.
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Question answered by DrewKlannUser's contributor status: MotoSport Staff ExpertQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: Unfortunately we don't have any listings from DEI on how much exhaust tape is required for each exhaust system out there.
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Question answered by MarkUser's contributor status:Question answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: here is a calculator:
http://www.heatshieldproducts.com/exhaust-wrap-calculator
Question asked by Zacky
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Question:Q: What are the locking ties for?Question asked Over 10 years ago
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Question answered by james718User's contributor status: Expert MotoSport StaffQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: Locking ties are just a metal wires that you use to close the exhaust wrapping up against the pipe (or what ever it is your wrapping). They secure the wrapping so it doesn't come unraveled.
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Question answered by TexasUser's contributor status: Top 500 ContributorQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: The ties are to secure the ends of the wrap to keep it from coming off. They are stainless steell so they won't be affected by the high heat. You have to use those to keep the wrap in place.
Question asked by Zacky
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Question:Q: Some say this damages your pipe by overheating it,is that true?Question asked Over 10 years ago
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Question answered by TexasUser's contributor status: Top 500 ContributorQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: 4 stroke header pipes get extremely hot under normal use, so I doubt this would cause to get not enough to actually damage it. This is partially designed to prevent from burning you, your gear and the plastics on your bike. Also, the exhaust can flow better if the heat stays in instead of cooling as it flows out.
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Question answered by james718User's contributor status: Expert MotoSport StaffQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: Theirs actually a debate about how this wrap can reduce the amount of heat your exhaust puts off, so it doesn't transfer to the motor (ie. carb, fuel tank). The more you can defer the heat away from the bike, the more efficient the motor will run. Kind of the same as wrapping the bottom of your gas tank with aluminum heat shield so the fuel stays cooler.
Question asked by Stevo
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Question:Q: Is getting this equavalent to getting a heat guard so i stop burning my leg?Question asked Over 10 years ago
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Question answered by james718User's contributor status: MotoSport Staff ExpertQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: This insulates the pipe and would help protecting you from burns. Some say it helps with the overall performance of the motor, by keeping it cooler.
Question asked by 08brute750
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Question:Q: What does the HT silicone spray do?Question asked Over 10 years ago
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Question answered by TexasUser's contributor status: Top 500 ContributorQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: It seals the wrapping material to make it more durable. The wrap won't last forever as it is, so the spray kind of seals it and makes it last longer.
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Question answered by BOB3User's contributor status: MotoSport Staff ExpertQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: It seals the exhaust wrap so that it does not absorb oil and moisture.
# Part Numbers
| Product Variant | Manufacturer Part # |
|---|---|
| Black Wrap / Black Ht Spray | 010330 |
| Tan Wrap / Aluminum HT Spray | 010331 |
| Tan Wrap / White HT Spray | 010332 |
