Heat Shielding
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KustomKulture62
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Heat Shielding
Wondering whats a good quality heat shielding that's pliable yet tough enough to withstand everyday country highway and dirt use.
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36 roadster
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Re: Heat Shielding
I used some sheet which looks like quilted aluminium, it is a sandwich type stuff, about 3mm thick, and can be worked like aluminum sheet. They use it around turbochargers, etc. This stuff - https://www.ebay.com.au/i/161390864732?chn=ps
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zuffen
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Re: Heat Shielding
I use and recommend the same stuff.
Mine came out of the donor car (HSV GTS) and simply flattened out and re-shaped to what I needed.
You may think it expensive but it's great stuff and worth the cost.
Mine came out of the donor car (HSV GTS) and simply flattened out and re-shaped to what I needed.
You may think it expensive but it's great stuff and worth the cost.
Never argue with an idiot, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
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stillhavinfun
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Re: Heat Shielding
A lot of mates have used "Car Builders" stuff, Sound and Heat Deadener and continue to do so.
It works.
It works.
You're only young once, but you can be immature for as long as you want.
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356ROD
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Re: Heat Shielding
DCI in Newlands Rd Reservoir Victoria. have the Aluminium heat shield for all applications.
http://www.dciperformance.com.au/produc ... y:SheetHot
Cheers
http://www.dciperformance.com.au/produc ... y:SheetHot
Cheers