Everlasting Exhaust. Interested?
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 9:32 pm
Do you enjoy changing you exhaust?
Do you enjoy shelling out for said exhaust?
Now please follow my thought patterns and see what you think. Exhaust systems corrode from inside as well as outside. Inside corrosion is caused bt the water vapour in the products of combustion (POC). Outsid corrosion cuased by roadsalt and general damp atmosphere under the car.
Does everyone agree so far?
A thought struck me yesterday while driving down from Inverness. What if we painted outside with heat resistant paint (Sperex?) and then totally wrapped the exhaust with that heat resistant tape that sports manifolds get wrapped in.
The paint to stop corrosion on outside and the insulating tape to keep the heat in the system. This in turn would stop condensation, as that is caused by heat loss allowing the water vapour in the POC to condense into water. Added bonuses would be noise reduction and heat reduction in the car.
Well that was my idea. Comments please.
Do you enjoy shelling out for said exhaust?
Now please follow my thought patterns and see what you think. Exhaust systems corrode from inside as well as outside. Inside corrosion is caused bt the water vapour in the products of combustion (POC). Outsid corrosion cuased by roadsalt and general damp atmosphere under the car.
Does everyone agree so far?
A thought struck me yesterday while driving down from Inverness. What if we painted outside with heat resistant paint (Sperex?) and then totally wrapped the exhaust with that heat resistant tape that sports manifolds get wrapped in.
The paint to stop corrosion on outside and the insulating tape to keep the heat in the system. This in turn would stop condensation, as that is caused by heat loss allowing the water vapour in the POC to condense into water. Added bonuses would be noise reduction and heat reduction in the car.
Well that was my idea. Comments please.