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Putting Steel Wool In Exhaust. The one that i have found describes it in the following manner: It was a good trick to pack the bored out mufflers with steel wool to get to quiet noisy exhausts. Some riders use steel wool or steel dish scrubs as dampening material inside their mufflers. Highly resilient to turbulent exhaust flows and temperatures to prevent blow out. Benefits of stainless steel wool in exhaust systems: It also comes with a significant fire hazard, which makes it an alternative i do not recommend. Vw's with their stinger exhausts use the same thing and it works for them. But the steel wool would eventually. In adding packing to quiet the exhaust system the best steel wool to use is one of a course stainless steel wool. I’m looking to modify my exhaust system and came across the idea of using steel wool as packing material for my muffler. You don’t want that in an exhaust pipe. Excellent thermal resistance up to 800 °c or 1200 °c. Pack with steel wool or fiberglass insulation. This may result in some initial improvement, but it’s not an option that stands well over time. Take a bit of steel wool and set it on a bit of pavement and put a match to it.

Man, where did you hear that, steel wool usually has oil in it to keep it from rusting, and if it get's hot. Pack with steel wool or fiberglass insulation. The one that i have found describes it in the following manner: Take a bit of steel wool and set it on a bit of pavement and put a match to it. Benefits of stainless steel wool in exhaust systems: You don’t want that in an exhaust pipe. This may result in some initial improvement, but it’s not an option that stands well over time. Excellent thermal resistance up to 800 °c or 1200 °c. Highly resilient to turbulent exhaust flows and temperatures to prevent blow out. Vw's with their stinger exhausts use the same thing and it works for them.

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Putting Steel Wool In Exhaust The one that i have found describes it in the following manner: You don’t want that in an exhaust pipe. The one that i have found describes it in the following manner: It was a good trick to pack the bored out mufflers with steel wool to get to quiet noisy exhausts. But the steel wool would eventually. Take a bit of steel wool and set it on a bit of pavement and put a match to it. Excellent thermal resistance up to 800 °c or 1200 °c. In adding packing to quiet the exhaust system the best steel wool to use is one of a course stainless steel wool. Man, where did you hear that, steel wool usually has oil in it to keep it from rusting, and if it get's hot. I’m looking to modify my exhaust system and came across the idea of using steel wool as packing material for my muffler. Benefits of stainless steel wool in exhaust systems: Pack with steel wool or fiberglass insulation. Highly resilient to turbulent exhaust flows and temperatures to prevent blow out. It also comes with a significant fire hazard, which makes it an alternative i do not recommend. Some riders use steel wool or steel dish scrubs as dampening material inside their mufflers. This may result in some initial improvement, but it’s not an option that stands well over time.