Heat shielding plug leads
Heat shielding plug leads
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lewton

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85 posts

220 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Has anyone had a go at this,my precat has been eating leads recently,breaking down really quickly despite isolating them from the exhaust manifolds,so have decided to bite the bullet and go for a set of Magne Cours.Obviously don't want them to go the same way.Any advice would be appreciated.

culminator

618 posts

238 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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This has been done on my 4.5 precat and seems to work. The end of the leads are shielded by using exhaust wrap.

I'll upload a photo in the morning if you want to see. Very simple solution.

2Munkys

1,228 posts

266 months

Wednesday 9th September 2009
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TJS10 said:
Blimey, they're expensive. You can get a set of Megnecors for that and they're pricey. Mine have been in-place for 5 years and show no sign of deterioration but I guess you'd expect that of high-temp silicone sleeving.

lewton

Original Poster:

85 posts

220 months

Wednesday 9th September 2009
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culminator said:
This has been done on my 4.5 precat and seems to work. The end of the leads are shielded by using exhaust wrap.

I'll upload a photo in the morning if you want to see. Very simple solution.
That would be good thanks.

Thanks for everyones input

Wildfire

9,948 posts

281 months

Wednesday 9th September 2009
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I ran Magnecores on my S3 for 20, 000 miles, and have had them on my Griffith for 5+ years. No problems.

Colin RedGriff

2,541 posts

286 months

Wednesday 9th September 2009
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