Cooling hose wrap?

[Mattwarner]

I've seen on a few boats the cooling hose is covered in a kind of coiled wire (see pic in the link below) I have no idea what it's called or where to find it.

Can anyone help?

Thanks


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/water-pick...#ht_2218wt_802

[lenny]

That is wire loom,
I use it on cars & cycle for keeping wires from rubbing on stuff and makes it look good to.

[egneg]

I found this but I am sure there is a better selection of sizes somewhere.

http://www.koolance.com/water-cooling/default.php?cPath=80_115

Edit: Just found this site.

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l3/g30/c289/s489/list/p1/Liquid_Cooling-Tubing_Accessories-Anti-kink_Coils_-_38_OD-Page1.html

[Mattwarner]

Perfect thanks!

[siberianhusky]

http://www.cabletiesandmore.com/BraidedSleeving.php

[iamandrew]

is it stainless?

[Mattwarner]

I dont think so, as i run in salt water i dont think this is going to be any good although i have seen some braided stainless steel wrap which might look good.

[lenny]

There is loom that looks like chrome,
And also comes in other colors that is all plastic.

[drwayne]

HC have plastic cable wrap that for $1per3' is hard to beat.. pretty colors too.

Free air coils of braided wire in an FE hull is a great way to introduce electrical interference.

[Boaterguy]

I don't think the plastic will help cool much, if you really want to cool your water you can get inline coolers from kintec.

[Mattwarner]

It's nothing to do with cooling, it purely cosmetic

[egneg]

It's nothing to do with cooling, it purely cosmetic

Actually it's used to help the tubing from getting kinks in it.

[Boaterguy]

I thought that's what it did, I was confused by the title.

[egneg]

Found this on ebay ...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SPRING-SHIEL...item484032d516

[runzwithsizorz]

HC have plastic cable wrap that for $1per3' is hard to beat.. pretty colors too.

Free air coils of braided wire in an FE hull is a great way to introduce electrical interference.

A very good point Doctor, especially for those using AM, or FM.