Subject	I had used the wrap before on a set of DC 4-2-1 hearder
Posted by	JUNz (?00)rwhp on October 01, 2008 at 12:03 PM
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In Reply To	I wrapped my down pipes posted by colocomp (Denver) on October 01, 2008 at 08:52 AM
Message	which was on a 89 honda prelude which was my DD and after about 2 yrs the header developed a leak at the collector. After investigating i learned that the header had crystalized at the collector were the 4 meet the 2. That area became so brittle that tapping it with a socket extension caused it to shatter my guess was that the heat that was trapped in the header while the engine was off had no place to desipate to quick enough causing the metal to crystalize. It did great job of keep the heat down off the hood.
Follow Ups	dynamat, info. i searched but nothing for what i want came - DKaway 07:16:03 10/01/08 you worry too much - aliaZ 07:57:07 10/01/08 I wrapped my down pipes - colocomp (Denver) 08:52:12 10/01/08 Hmm..theoretically that is supposed to slow down - Ashman2k2 11:30:56 10/01/08 I had used the wrap before on a set of DC 4-2-1 hearder - JUNz (?00)rwhp 12:03:28 10/01/08 2nd. - Pushin'twins 08:52:34 10/01/08 You dont want to use DynaMat in a high heat environment > - Gordo 93TT Daytona 08:54:16 10/01/08 2nd (n/m) - icsamerica 08:57:06 10/01/08 dynamat product: dynashield - DKaway 09:10:08 10/01/08 I stand corrected. (n/m) - Pushin'twins 09:16:23 10/01/08 you should have said dynasheild in the first place (n/m) - aliaZ 09:23:56 10/01/08 Consider ceramic coating (eg. Jet Hot) your DPs & TPs. - Inzane 10:06:33 10/01/08 I agree with everyone that you don't need to worry - black300zx 22:48:58 10/01/08
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