Fire Sleeve / insulation

[j69302]

Just wondering if anybody has used anything like this

http://www.thermotec.com/product_detail.php?prd_id=12

http://store.summitracing.com/egnse...5+4294845354+400356+4294787325+115+4294844843

They claim it can keep out 90% of radiant heat up to 2000*. I have some lines that run near my headers and right now I have the regular fire sleeve on it but they are still getting quite warm. I looking into this as it sounds like a much better insulator.

 

[mdjay]

Just wondering if anybody has used anything like this

http://www.thermotec.com/product_detail.php?prd_id=12

http://store.summitracing.com/egnse...5+4294845354+400356+4294787325+115+4294844843

They claim it can keep out 90% of radiant heat up to 2000*. I have some lines that run near my headers and right now I have the regular fire sleeve on it but they are still getting quite warm. I looking into this as it sounds like a much better insulator.

I use a similar product with not quite as much protection as their claming for my fuel lines and hydraulic clutch lines in a couple of areas. I've found the reflective ones to be better than most mesh ones. However it depends on the use.

Jay

 

[chromedog]

i run the stuff from summit on my #7 and 8 plug wires, and also my fuel line, as it is really close to the drivers side tail pipe... works really well...

 

[sportsroof69]

If you don't mind orange, you could run the real fire sleeve. http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/appages/aqfiresleeve.php