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Re: heatsheild help
#1593306 06/19/06 09:19 PM
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Here's my setup...
Rubbermaid bin, foam insulation and a sheet in dynamat that i got from work in the inside... cost me about 7$ overall...


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Re: heatsheild help
#1593307 06/19/06 10:11 PM
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What's your heatsoak reading svt3?

I rented a heat soak-O-Meter from Autozone and got a reading of 2 cause of my [censored] heat sheild design.

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#1593308 06/19/06 10:28 PM
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Originally posted by Tourgasm:
I guess I should have test drove 10 different SVTs with heat sheilds and no heat sheilds before I posted. From my personal experience, I did not notice any sort of difference besides the way it looks and maybe a slight difference in sound. I also don't have a Heat Soak-O-Meter like you apparently do.



The Easiest way to tell is the Sound changes.

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#1593309 06/20/06 02:54 AM
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i cant tell if theres any more power increase, but it sounds really freckin sweet. I still not sure on the heat sheild yet. Just trying to get some ideas first. I dont drive the car very much, maybe like once a week. I like having the low miles on it. 62k. but i still want more pics if possible.

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Re: heatsheild help
#1593310 06/20/06 04:42 PM
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Originally posted by Tourgasm:
What's your heatsoak reading svt3?

I rented a heat soak-O-Meter from Autozone and got a reading of 2 cause of my [censored] heat sheild design.




my temp never went over half the temp meter... and didnt see any change with this setup compare to the stock svt intake... never try without the heatshield but i wanted to be save.

sorry i dont have a heat soak-o-meter

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