J's heat shield install problems help
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XViper - does having the vented hood (thinking of Top Secret) make a noticeable difference to under hood temps?
I've just installed a J's racing manifold (header) and am slightly concerned about the temps.
Thanks
I've just installed a J's racing manifold (header) and am slightly concerned about the temps.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by Amuse Boy,Jun 9 2005, 08:51 AM
XViper - does having the vented hood (thinking of Top Secret) make a noticeable difference to under hood temps?
I've just installed a J's racing manifold (header) and am slightly concerned about the temps.
Thanks
I've just installed a J's racing manifold (header) and am slightly concerned about the temps.
Thanks
Once we finally get summer heat again, I may stick the thermo back in to see what numbers I get. I have the numbers from when the stock header was there. Might not prove much but then, if I get lower numbers than that, something must be happening.
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Actually it will fit on a 2000-2001 AP1. I had my OEM header with OEM header shield on my car for 2 years with the Js heat shield. It had minimal clearance but it will work.
The heater plastic piece your talking about was easily solved with a 1/4 inch sponge sticky on the Js heatshield.
Thats about it.
If you have a newer car it may or may not work but we had no issues with it on a 2000-2001 AP1.
The heater plastic piece your talking about was easily solved with a 1/4 inch sponge sticky on the Js heatshield.
Thats about it.
If you have a newer car it may or may not work but we had no issues with it on a 2000-2001 AP1.
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Originally Posted by JsAP1,Jun 9 2005, 10:43 AM
Actually it will on an 2000-2001. I had my OEM header with OEM header shield on my car for 2 years with the Js heat shield. It had minimal clearance but it will work.
The heater plastic piece your talking about was easily solved with a 1/4 inch sponge sticky on the Js heatshield.
Thats about it.
If you have a newer car it may or may not work but we had no issues with it on a 2000-2001 AP1.
The heater plastic piece your talking about was easily solved with a 1/4 inch sponge sticky on the Js heatshield.
Thats about it.
If you have a newer car it may or may not work but we had no issues with it on a 2000-2001 AP1.
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Originally Posted by JsAP1,Jun 9 2005, 12:43 PM
Actually it will fit on a 2000-2001 AP1. I had my OEM header with OEM header shield on my car for 2 years with the Js heat shield. It had minimal clearance but it will work.
The heater plastic piece your talking about was easily solved with a 1/4 inch sponge sticky on the Js heatshield.
Thats about it.
If you have a newer car it may or may not work but we had no issues with it on a 2000-2001 AP1.
The heater plastic piece your talking about was easily solved with a 1/4 inch sponge sticky on the Js heatshield.
Thats about it.
If you have a newer car it may or may not work but we had no issues with it on a 2000-2001 AP1.
Thanks to all for the info and good ideas..."The heater plastic piece your talking about was easily solved with a 1/4 inch sponge sticky on the Js heatshield".
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Originally Posted by S2KPUDDYDAD,Jun 9 2005, 11:36 AM
I have a 2002 AP1 and there is no way it will fit the OEM header shield so I will leave it on stand by till I have my hot little hands on the" new to me" Comptech header
Thanks to all for the info and good ideas..."The heater plastic piece your talking about was easily solved with a 1/4 inch sponge sticky on the Js heatshield".
Thanks to all for the info and good ideas..."The heater plastic piece your talking about was easily solved with a 1/4 inch sponge sticky on the Js heatshield".
Yeah the 2002-2003 had AC line problems as well with the Js ETD combo.
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Originally Posted by vvs,Jun 10 2005, 11:25 AM
So I imagine the J's heatsheild WILL fit with the J's header?
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Originally Posted by Shadow_S2K,Jun 10 2005, 11:32 PM
I doubt it. The J's header is bigger pipping then all the other aftermarket headers I believe (Like Spoon, Toda). So if it won't fit those aftermarket headers, I highly doubt it will fit the bigger J's header. But that just my observation, I could be wrong.