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Old 08-26-2024, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by tjs72lemans View Post
I've used a product from DEI that is a fire resistant sleeve on fuel lines before. You can buy it in certain lengths and cut it with a scissors.
Who is DEI?

I've found both aramid and fiberglass sleeves, but generally 5-ft minimum. I like the sound of a tight-weave TechFlex aramid. Not too bad at $20 for 5 ft but it's the $11 shipping that hurts.

Summit has a lot of options for fire-resistant sleeving but not by the foot.

M&H sells a repro single positive cable with the sleeving. This is an option to me at $60 or $70 vs $30 for just the sleeve...

Ragtop Man, what did you end up with? Do you have a repro cable that includes the sleeving? If so, can you tell what it's made of?

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