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Exhaust Wrap vs. Ceramic Coating: Which Controls Header Heat Better?(Post)
Under-hood heat is one of the biggest enemies of performance. Excessive heat from exhaust headers can raise intake temperatures, heat-soak fuel systems, damage wiring, and reduce overall efficiency. B
Tech Help - Protective Line Sleeving(Post)What kind of problems are created by engine heat? When engines create power, they also create heat. Under-hood components such as wiring, cables, lines and hoses are susceptible to the harmful and dam
Which Heat Barrier Should I Use?(Post)If you've ever looked through DEI's heat-control products, you may have noticed something: there are a lot of them. That's because there isn't one universal heat problem. A header, an air intake, a wi
Tech Help - Exhaust Wrap(Post)Why do I want to wrap my headers, pipes, or tubular manifolds?Wrapping any type of exhaust piping is a crucial and important step when controlling exhaust temperatures and reducing radiant under-hood
Tech Help - Boom Mat(Post)How does Boom Mat Damping Material work? BOOM Mat™ takes the energy from acoustic audio waves and vibrations, converting them to a lessened degree of energy. It does this by adding mass to the panels
Tech Help - Heat Reflective Materials(Post)How is heat a problem for my engine?Extreme engine heat and noise are often problems with today's modified vehicles and their high-performance components. DEI's complete line of heat reflective materi
Damping vs. Blocking vs. Insulating: What's the Difference?(Post)“Sound deadening” is one of those terms that gets used to describe just about anything you put inside a vehicle to make it quieter. That's understandable, as it’s the end-result that matters, right? W
Can I Wrap That?(Post)If you've spent much time around performance vehicles, you've probably seen exhaust wrap used on things that aren't exhaust. Some of it makes sense. Some of it is questionable. And some of it is a lit
