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Predicta Heat Barrier for 10L43 Chassis
Guys,
I have a 10L43A chassis for a Continental that was missing the heat barrier between the HOT and Damper tubes and the HV cage. So I decided to make a copy of the one on the other 10L43A chassis that I have. For the heat blanket I went to the local Summit Racing store and picked up some Thermo-Tec #13500 heat barrier. It is 12 x 12 and .041 thick. It is good up to 2000 degrees and it has a sticky back. I can get 4 heat barriers from this piece. I used my CAD program to draw it out and saved it to a .pdf file which is attached to this post. I used some 3M 77 spray and lightly glued the pattern to the foil side. Then i peeled off the backing and stuck it on some thin (.008) tin that I use to make model airplane fuel tanks from. Then I used some scissors to cut it out. I used a 1 inch Forstner bit to drill out the hole for the HV lead to the HOT. I then used some 3/8 wide Kapton tape to line the edges to eliminate any fraying of the heat blanket. I bent it along the dotted lines using my steel ruler and the edge of the workbench. Turned out real nice. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() https://tvrestorerguy.com/wp-content...at-Barrier.pdf |
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Very nice workmanship.
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