Exhaust heat shield
Exhaust heat shield
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Diablos-666

Original Poster:

2,786 posts

207 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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Has anybody fitted a heat shield over their entire exhaust? If so does it help in reduceing cabin temps?

What would probably be better in terms of reducing the in-cabin temps...

De-cat exhaust

or

Heat shielding the entire exhaust?

Targarama

14,783 posts

312 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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So the heat has to go somewhere, where would you like it to go? Everyone says de-catting is the way to go. Doesn't your aircon work? Should have bought a Targa hehe

LeeT350c

575 posts

210 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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I will let you know how the de cat effects it Saturday afternoon!!!

Cheers. Lee.

SP6 Animal

6,015 posts

239 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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Aircon wink

Lensey

2,526 posts

312 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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I have a de-catt and don't suffer too much with heat soak, the air con is brillant as well, I have to turn it off after a while as I'm too coldsmile

Diablos-666

Original Poster:

2,786 posts

207 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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Targarama said:
So the heat has to go somewhere, where would you like it to go? Everyone says de-catting is the way to go. Doesn't your aircon work? Should have bought a Targa hehe
sometimes the air con works and sometimes it doesn't???

So the less heat in the cabin the better.

Lee - Def let me know about the decats as I'm toying with the idea. Are you getting a re-map done at the same time?

T350 Al

624 posts

220 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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It's well worth taking a few hours to properly set up your dash vents a la Graham Varley's Sag manual. It's transformed our aircon in the hotter weather and made long stints in scorching weather far more bearable!

-Jamie-

175 posts

217 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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could be worth making a heat shield to cover the fan box/heater matrix on the nearside of the engine bay.. apart from that, making a tunnel shield could provide some benefit

darkmark07

702 posts

227 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
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-Jamie- said:
could be worth making a heat shield to cover the fan box/heater matrix on the nearside of the engine bay
Do you have any pictures? The heater matrix leaks a bit on mine and draws hot air in from the engine bay if stationary for a long period of time.

Cheers,

Mark