[s-cars] 1.8t Coil Pack Conversion - Update
Nate Stuart
newt at motorgeek.com
Mon Sep 26 14:43:29 EDT 2005
For the record, I use the 'tech flex' style loom for all my wiring, no
heat problems at all with the wiring and such in direct contact with the
head temperatures and such. That plastic crap used to melt if you just
looked at it funny. Javad is using the fiberglass sheathing to his
wastegate line, inches from a glowing yellow-hot header on the dyno, not
a problem at all for that stuff. And I recently used the Fiberglass Fire
Sleeve stuff on an oil drain on the 1.8t challenge car that lives ~1/4"
from the header, not a problem for that stuff.. thankfully. :) So
there's a good heat-scale for the products :)
Normal engine temps = Techflex
Owie my skin is starting to bubble temps = Fiberglas Sheathing
Hey... where did my hand go temps = Fire Sleeve
Tootles!
-Nate
Peter Schulz wrote:
>Dave:
>
>Any of the sheathing on this site help?
>
>http://www.034efi.com/index.php?cPath=39
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>-Peter
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>At 02:22 PM 9/26/2005, Dave Forgie wrote:
>
>
>>The car ran quite nicely on the Leavenworth run. There were a couple of
>>"stumbles" but I am not blaming the coil packs (yet)p-could be my wiring.
>> One thing that I saw before the trip and during was my "Pep Boys"
>> (acutally Canadian Tire for me) 1/4" split plastic wire loom is melting.
>>
>> Not good.
>>
>>One of the cars on the Leavenworth run was a 3.2TT coupe (with the 6
>> spd DSG tranny). This car has plastic wire loom that is capable of sucking
>> up some heat without problems. I have asked at a "tame" dealer for info
>>on this loom material but nothing shows. Anybody with a source to
>> Wurth, etc. that may show this non-melting wire loom?
>>
>>Dave F.
>>
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