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

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).

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.

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.