running all my new oil/coolant lines for my new trubo, and i want to cover the lines in high temp hose. i checked samco, and they have them just dont sell it on there web site. anyone know where i can get it at? heres a pic of the orage hose im talking about.
thanks, paul
http://www.eng.fsu.edu/~jthaga...1.jpg
where can i buy these high temp hoses?
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Re: where can i buy these high temp hoses? (drftnrps13)
Mmmm. Dr. Thagard - he makes _GOOD_ stuff..
This pic may be more beneficial.
Are you talking about the orange hoses / sleeves?
Sorry, can't help you any more
Or maybe this one:
This pic may be more beneficial.
Are you talking about the orange hoses / sleeves?
Sorry, can't help you any more
Or maybe this one:
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Re: where can i buy these high temp hoses? (l0nestar)
yes im looking for the orage hoses/sleeves. anyone??
Re: where can i buy these high temp hoses? (l0nestar)
I remember seeing that setup in person, talk about shoehorned in there! I have not seen him since last year. He has an EVO now and I think he no longer has much time to play with cars due to his work.l0nestar wrote:Mmmm. Dr. Thagard - he makes _GOOD_ stuff..
This pic may be more beneficial.
Are you talking about the orange hoses / sleeves?
Sorry, can't help you any more
Or maybe this one:
Can't say I remember what the sleeving is. You may want to head over to http://www.hybridz.org and ask. I am sure someone there knows.
Evan
that orange stuff is firesleeve/flameguard. it is a sleeve that protects the hose underneath. it by itself is not a hose.
here's some earl's stuff: http://www.anplumbing.com/shop...Guard
summitracing also carries various types of fire sleeve, just search for it. it's basically a weird rubbery material on the outside that is high temp proof and the inside is fiberglass like exhaust wrap. it works well and you slip it over the hose you want to protect. it's also not necessarily that orange color. a lot of ppl think stainless lines themselves are immune to heat cuz they're stainless steel. the insides of them are still rubber/teflon/hose material and they do go bad and are susceptible to heat. scary thing is a lot of times you won't know cuz the hose looks fine on the outside.
here's some earl's stuff: http://www.anplumbing.com/shop...Guard
summitracing also carries various types of fire sleeve, just search for it. it's basically a weird rubbery material on the outside that is high temp proof and the inside is fiberglass like exhaust wrap. it works well and you slip it over the hose you want to protect. it's also not necessarily that orange color. a lot of ppl think stainless lines themselves are immune to heat cuz they're stainless steel. the insides of them are still rubber/teflon/hose material and they do go bad and are susceptible to heat. scary thing is a lot of times you won't know cuz the hose looks fine on the outside.
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