Any one have any suggestion for insulation for a fuel line. Need tonight cant order by mail.Im looking for something to insulate the metal fuel line . Mine runs by the header and gets to hot. I wanted to go to car cruise tonight and I need to get something to cool/insulate this. Any thoughts

tin foil

thick wrap of aluminum foil should help. Not a permanant fix, but should hold you over.
Put some like wall insulation around it first, then wrap it in aluminum foil.

This guy sells quality heat shield products at a decent price. I've got it all over my engine compartment on fluid lines and sparkplug boots. Some of the sparkplug boots are squished between the header pipe and inner fender - no burn through.

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I used this on the fluid lines. You can tuck the ends under like spark plug boots or buy some of his high temp heat shrink tubing. -

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KP-Perfor...63995QQtcZphoto

I quick fix might be to take some rubber hose (fuel line, heater hose) and split-cut it along it's length and tie wrap it around your fuel line.

I used some of the pipe insulation foam that is basically a split foam tube that you use to wrap the pipes under your house to keep them from freezing. I used the smallest ID I could find, and then wrapped that with some of that metal duct tape - not the cloth stuff, the real METAL tape that you use on AC ducts. That stuff made all the difference - the foam would shrink and blister without the tape, and that fuel line is about 6-8" from the headers.

Clair

home depot has metal tape backed with 1/8" sticky rubber stuff. did some older ford pickup lines that way. looks pretty nice too. in the furnace/water heater section somewere