cjrenick
Training Wheels
1972 CL350
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Post by cjrenick on Jul 17, 2011 14:35:57 GMT -4
How many feet of pipe will a 25 foot roll do?
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Post by felkman on Jul 18, 2011 8:46:09 GMT -4
How many feet of pipe will a 25 foot roll do? There are a few factors, It all depends on how wide of wrap you use, the size of pipe you are wrapping, how many turns, and how much overlap you want to do. I found this header wrap calculator. I know it does not answer your question of how many feet of pipe you can wrap with 25' of wrap but you can use it to get an idea how much you would need for your project. www.heatshieldproducts.com/pages/exhaust-wrap-calculator/57Chris |
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Post by 73cb500 on Jul 18, 2011 14:23:28 GMT -4
I have 4 into 4 pipes that are slash cut right below my foot pegs on my CB500. It took two 25' rolls with minimal overlap and 2" wide wrap..I had 3 feet left over..hope that helps
soak the header wrap in water also and when its all wrapped let the exhaust get warm and it will cinch right down on to the exhaust
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taggat
Junior rider
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Post by taggat on Jan 11, 2012 10:25:59 GMT -4
Had a two into one take 50' of 2". Attachments:
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Post by leadkrm on Jan 11, 2012 12:07:35 GMT -4
Damn that's a lot of wrap!
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Post by novafrk on Jan 16, 2012 16:03:25 GMT -4
Diameter of pipe x 3.14 will give you the circumference. I did my pipes with a 1 in overlap on 2 in pipe. Using a 1.5" diameter for your exhaust pipe it will take about, 4.75" to do one wrap. So with 1 in of overlap on 1.5 in pipe a 25ft roll should do about 63" of pipe. Bends and joins will use up more material. I have always done twins so I can't comment about the joins. I hope this helps.
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