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Old 09-10-2015, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by sixshooter
There's a foolish theory around here that turbo heat won't hurt a hose that has coolant running through it. I've heard it said. And it would be incorrect as you have proven.
It may be 195* inside that hose, but it's sure a lot hotter on the outside
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I think that theory has some basis in truth, but you'll still destroy the heater hoses eventually.

Take a cup and fill it with water, take a torch to the side of the cup. It won't burn. Kinda creepy actually.
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Originally Posted by curly
... but you'll still destroy the heater hoses eventually.
I have experience with this. Even nice full silicone ones. I'd shield them if possible. DEI makes some nice heat shield sleeving that works well. Spendy though.
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Originally Posted by yank
I have experience with this. Even nice full silicone ones. I'd shield them if possible. DEI makes some nice heat shield sleeving that works well. Spendy though.
I bought the Begi turbo heat shield. Looks almost too pretty to put on
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Originally Posted by SGTZ28
I bought the Begi turbo heat shield. Looks almost too pretty to put on
Hopefully it fits well enough to actually put on after you decide it's not too pretty.
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Originally Posted by concealer404
Hopefully it fits well enough to actually put on after you decide it's not too pretty.

Speaking of that....
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it doesn't fit?
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Originally Posted by 18psi
it doesn't fit?
I think I may need a BFH, but it will fit
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so it doesn't fit

I don't think a single person under the sun is surprised

I'm actually impressed they sent you the part in the first place
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BFH to fit a simple heat shield. Solid.
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