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Hood Heat Shield

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T is for TURBO

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Jan 15, 2005
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Well, the car has been in storage for about three weeks (Im already going through boost withdrawls :() Anyhow, while its in storage I plan on doing a few minor things with it, nothing to big as money is an issue right now. But mostly, I'll be doing things such as tranny fluid, coolant flush, plugs, wires, intake, you know putsyshit. But thats where I have a question, When I bought the car earlier this year, it didn't come with a hood heat sheild (the reflective lining on the underside of the hood) I know I should really have one as I do not have the money for a new paint job, but were do I get one. I know I could go to a junk yard, however the yards around here suck (no organization, and the owners/employess are dicks). Any ideas as to where to get one?

Thanks!
-Shawn
 
It may be one of those things the dealer doesn't charge much for- start there. If you can't find it locally, shipping will be a nuisance.

First person to try and say it's a fire-smothering blanket gets a special award. :nono:
 
yeah, now I feel like a retard...I should of read the whole thread before I post.....Can I have that star......for humiliation
 
Since our engine bays get SOOO Hot they put the reflective material in there to try and save the paint on the hood. If you don't have that hood shield, you'll want to make sure you have an exhaust manifold shield.
 
97EclipseGSTer said:
yeah, now I feel like a retard...I should of read the whole thread before I post.....Can I have that star......for humiliation
:dsm:
There's your star... LOL. Don't feel bad Defiant yelled at me for that one time. I was told it was to smother fires also, come to find out it just saves the paint on your hood. Just learn and make sure you help correct the myth. :thumb:
 
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