Pic of Edlbrock headers (coated & wrapped)
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Pic of Edlbrock headers (coated & wrapped)
Port matched, HPC coated, Thermotec wrapped & sprayed, and still cheaper then TRD. We'll see what kind of power these babies put down.
Last edited by Zubaltec; Apr 10, 2003 at 11:34 AM.
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Taping headers wont cause them to rot. I taped my header on my 95 SI for 2 years without a problem, and that's when I lived in Seattle.
Not only does it increase the scavenging effects of the header, it also visibly (temp gauge) reduced the temperature under the hood.
You just have to make sure you do it correctly, or you will get hot spots.
Not only does it increase the scavenging effects of the header, it also visibly (temp gauge) reduced the temperature under the hood.
You just have to make sure you do it correctly, or you will get hot spots.
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Yeah, header wrap is ths shiznit, if done correctly. I used it to wrap my turbo and it lowered the underhood temps by about 1,000,000 degrees. I used an Electron Scanning, Nuclear Powered Thermometer to measure that change. 
Seriously, it does make a huge difference when done right. I'd like bigger pictures of them, Zubaltec. Please?
Paul, I think that if you have a factory single Cat, the Edelbrocks will fit any V6 4Runner from 1996-2000. Call Edelbrock to make sure.
Peace!
Dr. Z

Seriously, it does make a huge difference when done right. I'd like bigger pictures of them, Zubaltec. Please?
Paul, I think that if you have a factory single Cat, the Edelbrocks will fit any V6 4Runner from 1996-2000. Call Edelbrock to make sure.
Peace!
Dr. Z
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Got the headers & wrap (Thermotec) from summitracing.com. I think it was $350 for the headers, about $100 for 2 rolls (2"-50ft) wrap, snap straps, 2 cans black silicon spray, and then the HPC coating (got a deal as they sponsor our race car). I've used wrap on my old Civic and just about every single turbo Supra I've done. It holds up well, you don't burn yourself, and I've proven it to help make more power. The only side effect is the smell of it for a week or so.
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Originally posted by Dr. Zhivago
Yeah, header wrap is ths shiznit, if done correctly. I used it to wrap my turbo and it lowered the underhood temps by about 1,000,000 degrees. I used an Electron Scanning, Nuclear Powered Thermometer to measure that change.
Yeah, header wrap is ths shiznit, if done correctly. I used it to wrap my turbo and it lowered the underhood temps by about 1,000,000 degrees. I used an Electron Scanning, Nuclear Powered Thermometer to measure that change.

Hey I figured out where you got your username while I was watching Ronin last night.
#11
I cut the EGR flange off and welded up the hole. Well the exhaust just got here so, it looks like I'll be busy tonight. I'll report back later on what I think of both the headers and exhaust.
#12
Originally posted by pfdaxe
Z:
Edelbrock states up to '97 on the 3.4L for some reason.
Z:
Edelbrock states up to '97 on the 3.4L for some reason.
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Well the install is done. I left the cat in for now. Waiting on another Borla muffler to replace it. I notice a little power increace. At 4000rpm you can really feel it. For everyone- These headers fit my 99 2WD auto. So now all of you can go out and buy them. Just block off the EGR. I have a couple EGR block off plates if anyone needs them. Well we have power back to the dyno so, I'll have results within the weekend.
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Zubaltec, care to update this thread? I'd like to know how the wrap and headers are holding up after a few years now.
Anyone else tried wrapping their Toyota truck headers or have any expenence with how to correctly do it.
Anyone else tried wrapping their Toyota truck headers or have any expenence with how to correctly do it.
Last edited by mt_goat; Mar 25, 2005 at 05:48 AM.
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Originally Posted by mt_goat
Zubaltec, care to update this thread? I'd like to know how the wrap and headers are holding up after a few years now.
Anyone else tried wrapping their Toyota truck headers or have any expenence with how to correctly do it.
Anyone else tried wrapping their Toyota truck headers or have any expenence with how to correctly do it.

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Cool, did you use the Thermotec wrap too? I saw on their web site not to overlap the wraps more that 1/4 inch, is that what you did? Any more tips? I'm guessing with the wrap you wouldn't need a lot of extra heat shielding, is that a correct assumption? What headers do you have?
Last edited by mt_goat; Mar 25, 2005 at 07:30 AM.
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dyno info or times
Zub, have you ever had a chance to redyno your runner after the headers? Any better with the test pipe too?. I have a 02 with two cats, well only one really and would like to know if your milage got any better too? you were reporting 19mpg correct? did the install require any welding or was it a bolt on only job? Thanks alot
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