


Thanks man, It seems like it took all day!Very nice and shiny! :top:
People have taken off those heat shields when they have rusted to the point of rattling.im really thinking of grinding off these damn heat shields.. any thoughts?
People have taken off those heat shields when they have rusted to the point of rattling.
Which heat shield giving you the rattle? Mine was the cats. It took a bit to get them off even though they are so rusty. As for the ones in over the mid pipe areas, I "MacGyver" a piece of hard plastic with a slot; slide the heat shield into the slot cut and jam it between the underside of the body. It been working fine for two years now. It really depend on where the broke of too. It gonna be tough to get any kind of tool in there since the pipe/resonator will be in the way. Keep it in mind when time comes for exhaust mod.
Not sure how effective they really are with regards to blocking heat transmission but mine have proved to be a PITA.
Oh in that case is easier then over the mide pipe. I would grind it off that is if you can get a power tool in there. I sharpen the end of a long flat head screw driver and just hammer it away. My cold steel chisel wasn't long enough :mad.:its cat shields and one side of the y pipe.. theres about 5 clamps on there now.. looks like im running piping to an intercooler..
Oh in that case is easier then over the mide pipe. I would grind it off that is if you can get a power tool in there. I sharpen the end of a long flat head screw driver and just hammer it away. My cold steel chisel wasn't long enough :mad.:
oil change, fill all fluids, and re-clamped the http://www.google.com/search?q=shiesty&start=0&spell=1shiesty heat sheild jobber the dealer did.. im really thinking of grinding off these damn heat shields.. any thoughts?
Debating on wether to paint my grill black or not :/
Debating on wether to paint my grill black or not :/
Do it.. There is a diy here on the process if you need it. Not a fan of flat black grills though, I prefer a slightly gloss on it.
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