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Originally posted by 4NHOTROD:
Home depo sells heat wrap for ductwork. It comes in various size rolls. It's about 1/8" thick. Mount it between the aluminum protector and the paint and you're good to go.This will create a thermal barrier between the plate and the paint.Use a hitemp adhesive to mount the barrier to the alum plate. The heat will never transfer through to the paint.
Will

Thats interesting discussion because on my group 4, I have the exhaust pipes in the usual location but the paint in the engine bay just above those pipes gets very hot to the touch. I have always thought whether some type of heat material above the exhaust may help, but would think that would look kind of funky.

10/6/1110:39 PM

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