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Dads Scrambler

I'd avoid using wrap on the exhaust. It likes to trap moisture inside and very hard to keep clean on the outside.


 
Dude! That this is beautiful!! Wish I could come by and pretend to be helpful. Cheers, Dylan
 
Looks awesome Dustin. I feel like im falling behind again.
 
Top on tonight. Need to do some adjustments.
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Awesome. Almost time for a test drive.
 
Thanks guys! I have to work on my photo skills, picture looks blurry.
 
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There is not nearly enough jeep parts in your garage. Where do you hide it all? Build looks great and very detailed.
 
I know you didn't ask for opinions but...

I 2nd the comment above about not using wrap. If anything go with ceramic if it's needed. I've shared before about my experience with wrapping a set of headers on a CJ7 I had. I tried to do it first and still had high temps. Took the wrap off and already had signs of rust starting after maybe 300 miles. Took them to a race shop here in Charlotte and had them professionally wrapped. Still had heat issues. Went to factory manifolds and temps went down.

In your case since we aren't talking about the headers my main feedback concerns the chance of rust under the wrap.
 
Radiator is in. Still trying to figure out posting pics with an iPhone :crazy:r
 
Take them horizontally with the home button on the right. Still looking at a fix for that issue.
 
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