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So doomsayer and i have decided to make a heatshield for my svt and i was wondering if anyone had any advice?
making a heatshield
So doomsayer and i have decided to make a heatshield for my svt and i was wondering if anyone had any advice?
1998.5 Black SVTC - WRSW intake, custom ram air plumbing, magnaflow catback, platinum burner fogs, vinyl eyelids
2004 Beige Lincoln LS-V8 Ultimate
- Josh
Heres the semi done heatshield I will put a nicer seal around the top. Just wanted to see what everyone thinks ya or na?
1998.5 Black SVTC - WRSW intake, custom ram air plumbing, magnaflow catback, platinum burner fogs, vinyl eyelids
2004 Beige Lincoln LS-V8 Ultimate
- Josh
Aside from getting a better seal around the top, I am very happy with how it turned out
1998.5 Black SVTC - WRSW intake, custom ram air plumbing, magnaflow catback, platinum burner fogs, vinyl eyelids
2004 Beige Lincoln LS-V8 Ultimate
- Josh
Hard-core CEG'er
kinda of looks like a kn heat shield. what did you use?
--current cars: 1998 contour svt # 0165, 2009 mercury mariner premiere
--past cars: 1996 contour se, too many mods to list!!, 1999 silfro svt, 1999 tropic green svt, and tooooooooo many others to list.
a 5 gallon rubbermaid trash can lol its cheap and it seems to work really well. Just by running around for about 30 minutes then coming home and feeling the air inside the box, it is noticeably coolr than the rest of the air in the engine compartment.
1998.5 Black SVTC - WRSW intake, custom ram air plumbing, magnaflow catback, platinum burner fogs, vinyl eyelids
2004 Beige Lincoln LS-V8 Ultimate
- Josh
The old rubbermaid headshield mod. This was quite popular for a while in the Lightning community.
2001 SVT Lightning #2839 - | Pulley | Tune | Bolt-ons |
2000 SVT Contour #1541 - | K&N | FSVT EAP | Hankook K110 | Y-pipe | RSTB | Energy Suspension |
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