Heat shield wrap
#1
Heat shield wrap
Hey there!
I was just reading a thread about the K&N FIPK intake, and remembered that it's more of a warm air intake, rather than a cold air intake. Does anyone have any suggestions on a good wrap I can use to wrap the heat shield so the intake temperature isn't so high?
Thanks!
Tyler
I was just reading a thread about the K&N FIPK intake, and remembered that it's more of a warm air intake, rather than a cold air intake. Does anyone have any suggestions on a good wrap I can use to wrap the heat shield so the intake temperature isn't so high?
Thanks!
Tyler
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Mentor, Ohio
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Check my post on this very topic here:
https://montecarloforum.com/forum/ne...31/#post351763
hope it helps!
https://montecarloforum.com/forum/ne...31/#post351763
hope it helps!
#3
#6
i was going to say not buy that intake but i forgot you already had it, and that pic of you with the box after you opened it is awesome btw
i would use some sort of foam to build up the area that touches the hood, just so there's a good seal, also i used some heating duct tape on my wizaired to seal any area's that may let some warm air in
i would use some sort of foam to build up the area that touches the hood, just so there's a good seal, also i used some heating duct tape on my wizaired to seal any area's that may let some warm air in
#7
I Used that Aluminum tape on my vents in my house and it is really good. It's very sticky and I would highly recommend it. Any home improvement store would have it by the heating stuff.
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