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My [plastic] airframe has about 15 seconds.  That said, I might use some 
to shield stuff close to the exhaust..  I'll not use SS since the 
regular braided oil/fuel lines are more than adequate structurally.  
I've asked a couple of old grizzled A&Ps and the pretty much agreed that 
neither one has ever known one to fail. 
To me, it's pretty much a non-issue ... Jim S.

John Slade wrote:

>Aircraft Spruce sells firesleeving that is 
>supposed to give 15 minutes direct flame resistance.
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>I have that stuff over my oil and coolant lines near the turbo.
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