[Leadfoot]

Alright so the exhaust on the 250r gets super hot! My way to solve this was to wrap it, but does that stuff work? You’ll be surprised.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OzpfzDmtKhM

 

[TBRider]

I've used fiberglass wrap in industrial applications and it worked well, not sure about using it on a bike exhaust that gets coated in mud, might be hard to clean...

 

[mrbb]

it will also hold moisture and make the exhaust rust out on you if put away wet, with mud or water!

 

[SlammedRanger]

I have used the titanium dei wrap. The key is you want to either paint it or put a clear coat on it. If you dont it will absorb water and mud and wont last long. I had it on my old header and it didnt start to fray for almost 2 riding/racing seasons. And i ride in a good bit of mud. I do tend to wash my quad right after though and dont leave it dirty for very long.

 

[mac102004]

I have it on my Renegade, seemed to help, those things run HOT. Also have some of it on a farm tractor. DEI stuff and coated with their aerosol paint they sell.

 

[retro]

We used to wrap our custom headers with the DEI stuff. It lasts a long time if you do a good tight job of it and saturate it with extra aerosol coating when you're done. We used it to lower temps under the hood and to maximize torque output. I didn't like to work around the wrapped header pipes though, they make your skin itch.

 

[Leadfoot]

Thanks guys I’ll have to look into that DEI Aerosol can I didn’t even know they had that. Definitely don’t want to have moisture ruin the pipe.

 

[ATC4ever]

Used it on Harleys. Once its on there the pipe will never look the same once you pull it off. Dont think its a bad idea though.