
Hi all,
Started the car again tonight, er is the exhaust wrap meant to smoke the first time you use / start it?
many thanks
mine did i think your suppost to get it hot to get it to set hard
same here, it smoked for the first heat cycle then nothing
yep mine too.
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Originally posted by graememk
mine did i think your suppost to get it hot to get it to set hard
Black 'n' smelly smoke which quickly dissappears - no worries.
Scared the life out of me, on the very first trip out in the car - driving along, generally worrying whether the car was OK, and suddenly a load of
smoke came out from under the bonnet!
Ended up on the verge with the bonnet off, trying to work out what it was. Of course, by that time, it had stopped smoking... 
Unless you wrapped it with old tea towels.
Pat...
Smells either like popcorn or baking cookies depending on your brand of exhaust wrap....
Yep cures it with the heat cycle and will smoke again if you give a good thrashing!
Yep loads of it. My SVA examiner explained through the haze that this was one of the reasons they liked people to drive their cars to test
ATB
Simon
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Originally posted by Simon
Yep loads of it. My SVA examiner explained through the haze that this was one of the reasons they liked people to drive their cars to test![]()
ATB
Simon

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Originally posted by Ratters
Have heard about it rusting mild steel manifolds though?? Is that true or just one of those rumours??
My old SD1 manifolds were ok with wrapping, though it was only on for 10 months - I now have some nice shiny stainless jobbies that I'll be
wrapping
ATB
Simon