Design Engineering Titanium Exhaust Heat Wrap with Lava Rock Technology - 2" x 25' - Heat Wrap for Exhaust Pipes, Pliable Exhaust Wrap Tape, Withstands 1800°F Direct Heat & 2500°F Intermittent Heat

DEI is the only brand i use. Excellent quality and reduces the amount of heat substantially. Make sure to get the silicone spray and you con also put a layer of ceramic wool underneath if you're feeling froggy. Super easy to install and works as expected. This doesn't come with an adhesive and reduces noise by a small percentage.

It has not been on very long but super easy to work with and looks bad a$$. Get the blk metal ties and the good crimp and cut hand tool ( don’t be cheap).

Looks great, wish color option was expanded like fiberglass but non the less still performed great. Engine heats up so much faster and helps turbo stay toasty. Be ready for longer fan run times tho

Stuff is temperamental to work with, as seems to want to de-thread in parts which then is difficult to wrap. Once find good sections and remove loose threads, seems decent at heat hight heat levels. Works almost as a sound dampener too, muffles noise to an extent. Have yet to see the results if need to remove, I heard can rust metals if exposed to moisture. Overall good for price did the job.

This wrap worked great wrapping my new turbo up-pipes reducing heat radiated into the cab.It worked great wrapping the hot side of the intercooler as the factory “burrito” wrap was old torn and wrinkly, absolutely ugly. Guys on the truck forum loved them.I sealed them with clear ceramic paint which required curing and secured them with stainless steel metal zip ties I also got on Amazon. “Tefitina Direct” 11.8”

I've used DEI wrap several times always with great results. With this Amazon order, I was concerned when the wrap came packed in simple cellophane since the DEI website states:"DEI products ship in hard plastic clamshell packaging with our logo. If you receive anything other than that, it’s not an authentic DEI product!"I called DEI direct and my call was answered promptly. I was transferred to a tech who also answered without delay. Eric was very helpful and confirmed that I had a genuine DEI product. The cellophane packaging was as a result of offering at a lower price point and Amazon shipping arrangements.I appreciate companies that still answer the phone to answer the customers call while at the same time not feeling like you are being rushed off the phone.Thank you DEI!

Just a heads up, it seems the titanium version is also loaded with small fibers, so wear gloves. I was pretty much fun with just a pair of gloves, and doing the job outdoors. Take your time with it, keep it tight, spray it with a coat of the high temp silicone, take it for a ride until it stops smoking, and repeat the silicone process two more times.I can't really say for sure how the actual heat dissipation works since I'm still in the install/curing process, but it felt sort of similar to the stock heat shields. I didn't use the steel clamps, because I just could not get them to tighten down properly all the way. Maybe it was the ties I ordered. Maybe it was my own stupidity just not getting it. Either way, I used regular metal screwing hose clamps instead, and they did the job just as well, and for sure won't budge.Wrapping around at about a 1/4" to 1/3", I was left with around 4 feet for each pipe (I cut the roll in half first, starting at 25' per pipe).

I bought two rolls of this (15 foot long, 1 inch wide) to wrap the header on my Honda xr650l. I used this product without wetting it, and wore latex gloves. It caused a little irritation but not bad. It is tough to wrap in tight places without causing some minor fraying.After several weeks of beating on the bike since the install the wraps still look good. The color changes a little bit, turning slightly more brown, but they still look really good.In the end I am satisfied with the look even though it is kind of fuzzy now. And I am very satisfied with the effectiveness of the wraps. I used hose clamps to secure the ends, the stainless zip ties would look better, but I had hose clamps already.UPDATE: about 8 months after install, the header wraps on my motorcycle look like crap. Somehow they have ripped and now they are coming unwrapped. Maybe it had to do with the way I wrapped them on, i am not sure? But I think it is time to remove the wrap and try a paint type coating...