That's what was under my 361's carb pad, regular foil faced building
insulation.
All scrunched up and packed in.
Tom
It's basically a piece of fiberglass insulation
wrapped in aluminum foil.
--- Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It isn't absolutely essential that it be replaced,
but if you feel you
need to, any insulation would work.
The styrofoam will work, but if you get any gasoline
on it, it's history.
There is a product that used to be made that was
called Armaflex.
Air conditioning companies use it, mostly on
refridgerant lines, but it
does come in sheets
It's black in color, and comes in 1/2" thickness.
Works well. Looks like neopreme rubber.
As small of a piece that you need. you may find
someone that would give
it to you.
Jimmy
Gary H. wrote:
>There was a disintegrated mess of silver/fiber
insulation under the
>intake of a 383 that I pulled. Any suggestions as
to some modern
>material to replace that insulation with?
>
>Thanks,
>Gary H.
>
>
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