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  1. jasperd

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    Hi Fellow Ferrari enthousiasts!

    I have made heat sleeves around almost all coolant lines and electrical lines around the exhaust. This will protect the hoses, but also will keep the engine cooler.

    If enough people are intersted, I will make them in series.

    Jasper
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    Hey that's actually a clever idea.
     
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    these sleeves are made for another OEM in series ( not Ferrari) . I have fitted all the hoses near the exhaust .

    just post here is anyone likes this, price range 45 dollar per sleeve. THE more people are interested the cheaper it gets!!
     
    jasperd, Nov 20, 2011
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    I'd be interested. What is the length of the sleeve?
     
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    I will post some more detailed pitures including lengths etc.
     
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  8. cf355

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    Do these sleeves use velcro?
     
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    No,

    These are completely closed, specially for the coolant hose, the electrical will be fitted with poppers.
     
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  10. cf355

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    This is a very usefull product.
    Whats is the black insulation material inside the aluminized covering?

    What is the thermal temperature rating?
    (I have seen some commercial sleeves that use high temp fiberglass cloth bonded on the inside of the aluminized material and if memory serves..... the temperature rating was around 1200 degrees F.)
     
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    1300 F to be exact, It is fiberglass. The thread can also handle the heat.
     
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    There are none with poppers (how else does one get them around electrical wires)..
     
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