The Official Overboosted Overlords Club
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#461
^cool thanks
what do you guys think of this:
Heat Shield
A stainless steel heat shield, designed for Mazda 13b engines, fits between the lower intake and the turbo system It’s job is to block radiant heat absorption into the lower intake manifold reducing charge air temperatures and increasing horsepower. The shield can also be layered with thermal barrier panel material, further improving heat rejection. This design retains an air space between lower intake and shield, further reducing heat transfer.
Price: $69.00
what do you guys think of this:
Heat Shield
A stainless steel heat shield, designed for Mazda 13b engines, fits between the lower intake and the turbo system It’s job is to block radiant heat absorption into the lower intake manifold reducing charge air temperatures and increasing horsepower. The shield can also be layered with thermal barrier panel material, further improving heat rejection. This design retains an air space between lower intake and shield, further reducing heat transfer.
Price: $69.00
#462
i don't know how tf you would get a blanket around the greddy even .
I found some really good heat sheild stuff that is some kind of aluminium coated ceramic . Jammed that in between firewall and turbo with a peice that hooks over the top of the turbo as well . Works really well to contain the heat and sheild the lower intake .
I found some really good heat sheild stuff that is some kind of aluminium coated ceramic . Jammed that in between firewall and turbo with a peice that hooks over the top of the turbo as well . Works really well to contain the heat and sheild the lower intake .
Last edited by Brettus; 02-16-2009 at 12:06 AM.
#464
i don't know how tf you would get a blanket around the greddy even .
I found some really good heat sheild stuf that is some kind of aluminium coated ceramic . Jammed that in between firewall and turbo with a peice that hooks over the top of the turbo as well . Works really well to contain the heat .
I found some really good heat sheild stuf that is some kind of aluminium coated ceramic . Jammed that in between firewall and turbo with a peice that hooks over the top of the turbo as well . Works really well to contain the heat .
#466
/\ you will be doing well if you can make one of those fit .
that thing you pictured might work but does not look like it would fit on our application .
Mine works perfectly - would you like a picture ?
that thing you pictured might work but does not look like it would fit on our application .
Mine works perfectly - would you like a picture ?
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#472
This is the stuff i used . With the x-member off I just jammed it up between the existing heat sheild an the floor and cut a slot in it so i could bend it over the top of the turbo to sheild the intake . Then you bolt the x-member back on to hold it in place .
works a treat and only took an hr to install .......
works a treat and only took an hr to install .......
#474
well - I got it from a guy who got it from a place that probably got it from the States . heh .
Did a quick search - this stuff looks very similar to what i'm using ......
http://www.heatshieldproducts.com/in...eat_shield.php
Did a quick search - this stuff looks very similar to what i'm using ......
http://www.heatshieldproducts.com/in...eat_shield.php