Be careful when wrapping since the ends will begin to unravel

Great wrap, a bit annoying as it frays easily but works great

Awesome wrap, very easy to work with

For this reason, I would recommend the titanium exhaust wrap on any pipes that had curves and/or diameter changes

Speed Pros sold headers & the wrap for the headers, then said wrap voids warranty after pushing the wrap

All you do is wrap the pipe, secure the wrap with DEI's stainless locking ties then go drive the car

The wrap works great though.

Great heat wrap

I would rate a 4 for what I just wrote, but I find it keeps my engine bay cooler then the last wrap and in fact I can hold my hands to the headers within minutes of shutting off the engine(I can't even do that with my valve covers and there is no hot exhaust going through those!).

Kind of a pain to get the exhaust of, but the wrapping was pretty easy

Then its amazing wrap, really keeps the heat off of your

While exhaust wrap vendors all claim this potential for increased performance, in the real world, you’d have to do some accurate testing with a dynamometer to corroborate those claims

Good quality wrap that is very easy to install

Be sure to wear gloves when wrapping, and take your time to get good even wrap, and pull tight, but not so tight as to narrow the width

Perfect wrap except it is a little fuzzier than I would like, also feels like it doesnt work as well as the old stuff

Tl:dr used for air intake, helped a lotSo here's what I did, i know this is for headers but mine arent worth wrapping, so i decided to wrap my metal air intake

It''s a titanium colored fiberglass wrap- perfect for the air-intake plenum in my car.

It's a great wrap for headers on my 1971 Camaro

I carefully wrapped the exhaust vent securing the ends with a stainless steal tie wrap.

I found this product to be the worst exhaust wrap I have ever seen

A little pricey but good quality exhaust wrap

Easy installation, good wear properties, and works as good as any other header wrap I've used.

Not 4 months later Hooker headers burned through from wrap trapping heat in

The wrap was strong and pliable but it does snag easy on sharp

Used this to wrap my 1982 Honda racer exhaust tubes, and the wrap not only applies well, but looks great

Great header wrap was able to wrap one set of headers short tubes and had a little bit left over very satisfied

Wrap is nice, cut ends frey easily

I specifically bought the more expensive wrap hoping it would be

Super tight wrap

I gave it 3 stars due to the fact the company dosent give you any real guidance on how much to purchase and you have to purxhase clips to secure the wrap separately which can get expensive.

And the wrap still looks like in new condition

Awesome wrap

Most exhaust wrap makers sell special stainless steel locking ties which are used to retain the wrap on the pipe

I'm very happy with the results from my Titanium Exhaust Wrap project and plan to replace the existing wrap on my other two cars' exhaust systems with this DEI product

As other reviewers have commented, it frays easily, so you have to be slow and careful when working with it around sharp edges that may snag the wrap

Conventional exhaust wrap products are made of woven glass fiber

I don't recommend this wrap, at least, if you have other choices from other sellers for the cost of lower than 50% of this product.

This wrap is really great

I can't attest to how much better it is than the basic, but I am able to hold onto my wrapped exhaust pipe with both hands after a ride.

It was easy to install and I double wrapped it

, how easily it frayed, all the fiberglass pieces that shed everywhere, how narrow it became when wrapping around a curve and it smoked like crazy on my first test drive

Aside from fraying at the end which is to be expected for a woven material, this wrap is good for small applications.

After several weeks of beating on the bike since the install the wraps still look good

Exhaust wrap makers claim the increased exhaust flow increases torque output

I carefully wrapped the exhaust vent securing the ends with a stainless steal tie wrap.

In the first ten minutes the wrap will smoke, which is normal, and seems to harden the wrap

This wrap is the best I have ever purchased

Nice exhaust wrap.

Perfect wrap except it is a little fuzzier than I would like, also feels like it doesnt work as well as the old stuff

Once that problem was overcome, wrapping was a breeze

I purchased 15' and accomplished all the wrapping I wanted just barely however.. see photo.

Just after 2 heat cycles the wrap itself became so brittle that it was basically crumbling as i touched it with my hands

If it wasn't a fake then it still didn't do anything but look pretty wrapped around my pipes.

The latest exhaust wrap product to come to market is from heat insulation specialist Design Engineering

Crank engine and let wrap get hot

when i started the bike it only took about 5 minutes to burn on and that was it... if you are looking for the best heat wrap i would suggest this product..

Then it would stain easily, but this wrap hides stains easily due to the coloration and is tougher than traditional wraps to fray

Very nice exhaust wrap, took corners well and was easy to work

This wrap has brought down temp of Mimi's pipe shield to 210F from 700F its still hot but is manageable.

It was almost as easy as other wraps I have used in the past.

The wrap is very flexible and easy to work with

This wrap was the cleanest wrap I have used to wrap with

and it's probably the best wrap you can get for the price

Obviously, this is only the best heat wrap one could buy

The wrap works great!

Great wrap, a bit annoying as it frays easily but works great

Great wrap, a bit annoying as it frays easily but works great

The wrap itself was fine, but I had to cut it off since the tape was missing in places.

This made the wrap a lot cleaner and easier to secure at the primaries with safety wire.

Had more than enough wrap

Great wrap

While exhaust wrap vendors all claim this potential for increased performance, in the real world, you'd have to do some accurate testing with a dynamometer to corroborate those claims

I have exhaust wrap on the undercar parts of the exhaust systems on two Corvettes and installed on a third for this review

keep working the wrap and stretch it to what you need around the corners, use sharp scissors to trim any frays.

This is really nice exhaust pipe wrap that looks really trick on our old school bobber motorcycles.

Wrap is excellent, so much easier to work with than the fiberglass wraps that need to be wetted while working

Do not use exhaust wrap on header sets or exhaust pipes made of mild steel which have been metallic ceramic coated

Better of just unrolling it in my opinion, better leverage for a right wrap anyway

The wrap definitely improved the heat issues with my ranger

nice wraps, gives it a good look, 25' was not long enough, could not wrap all of my short shots, just the header part, but overall does the job

Great Titanium exhaust wrap.

This time I got the stainless steel exhaust wraps.

BUT....fiberglass is a MAJOR PAIN to deal with, both wrapping and once installed. if you even come near your exhaust while your working on your motoryour going to be covered in fiberglass

This wrap disintegrates and the steel bands will break

Will always recommend for a high quality wrap, very easy to work with and none of the issues you find when using cheap fiberglass wraps.

Great looking wrap

This wrap is awesome.

Not itchy like the cheap wraps.

The wrap definitely improved the heat issues with my ranger

This is excellent high quality wrap 10x better than fiberglass wrap, make sure to buy more than you think you need, I got 33ft and just barely had enough to do the exhaust on my v-twin bike

Great heat wrap!

titanium Wrap weighs less than other exhaust wrap products

The wrap worked well for the small job I did on mini bike exhaust

Best header wrap on the market.

wrap is super soft so its easy to wrap without having to wet it and wait to soak.

wrap is super soft so its easy to wrap without having to wet it and wait to soak.

Other than that, I would recommend the wrap.

But the wrap is cool looking once you get it

The wrap worked as advertised and I've had that exhaust through plenty of mud and water since and the wrap seems to be holding up well

Well I learned that the Design Engineering product looks good and wraps better in tight bends but not enough to justify price.

Just after 2 heat cycles the wrap itself became so brittle that it was basically crumbling as i touched it with my hands

Due to how the wrap is weaved, if you cut across for a shorter piece it will cause the entire roll to eventually unravel itself as you apply it

I'm using this heat wrap both to keep heat off my transfer-case and transmission where the down-pipe comes down right after the turbo, as well as to protect the down-pipe from vibration against the transfer