Look! Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers???
01-17-2003, 12:33 AM
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Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers???
GReddy turbo heat shields. Would they work for headers?
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01-17-2003, 12:48 AM
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Re: Look! Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers??? (EricUSC)
You guys both need help. They come with the GReddy turbo kit for 92-95 Civics. Do you notice the turbo related merchandise under the hood, or is this your first time seeing an engine bay?
01-17-2003, 12:48 AM
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Re: Look! Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers??? (MrJasey)
hahahahahahahahahahhaahaaaaaaaaaaaahahaha
ok I'm done.
It's accually a heat shield for the turbo manifold, that one in the pic is off a GReddy kit.
ok I'm done.
It's accually a heat shield for the turbo manifold, that one in the pic is off a GReddy kit.
01-17-2003, 05:59 AM
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Re: Look! Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers??? (ThunderLips)
You guys both need help. They come with the GReddy turbo kit for 92-95 Civics. Do you notice the turbo related merchandise under the hood, or is this your first time seeing an engine bay?
beat me to it (they come with the other greddy kits as well for some eks and tegs too)
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01-17-2003, 06:53 AM
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Re: Look! Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers??? (4g4me)
duhhh..... is dat a turbo? 
damn noobies......oh well at least they make us laugh sometimes
damn noobies......oh well at least they make us laugh sometimes
01-17-2003, 08:06 AM
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Re: Look! Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers??? (EricUSC)
THat would be a Turbo manifold cover from Greddy. All their kits come with that.
01-17-2003, 10:50 AM
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Re: Look! Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers??? (Civichatch2k)
Yes, I did notice the turbo, but didn't know what that heat shield was for. I thought it was for the header but I guess I was wrong.
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Re: Look! Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers??? (EricUSC)
Yes, I did notice the turbo, but didn't know what that heat shield was for. I thought it was for the header but I guess I was wrong.
01-17-2003, 11:51 AM
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Re: Look! Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers??? (EricUSC)
I was browsing through the forums and found pictures of aftermarket heat shields on Civics with SOHC engines posted. People here say that there aren't any heat shields that will fit aftermarket headers, but it looks like they do exist. Does anybody know what kind of heat shields are in those cars and where I can buy them?
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Re: Look! Heat Shields for Aftermarket Headers??? (ThunderLips)
Yes, I did notice the turbo, but didn't know what that heat shield was for. I thought it was for the header but I guess I was wrong.
Well, when you have a turbo, a "header" is now called a "turbo manifold". So, the heat shield is used to deflect the excess heat generated from the turbo, and the "turbo manifold".
Well, when you have a turbo, a "header" is now called a "turbo manifold". So, the heat shield is used to deflect the excess heat generated from the turbo, and the "turbo manifold".
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