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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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right now my under bonnet temps are pretty disgraceful and im looking at ways of reducing it once the car gets back on the road
i have pacemaker 4480s for anyone wondering, which obviously dont fit under the factory heatshield i had a chat with shav about his heatshield that he had made up and it looks very impressive has anyone else done anything similar and ran into any problems? im just weighing up the pros and cons would i be better off getting the headers heatproof coated? is it of benefit to get HPC and the heatshield as well? should i look at things like different thermostats etc? thanks for any input guys!  :
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Current Blueprint 03 xr8  5 speed manual, Difilippo Quad Big Boy system, BPR CAI, BPR Custom tune, Underdrives 256rwkw   BA manual Typhoon Fully optioned, 340rwkw@16psi (thanks Bluepower)! The old ride.... AU Fairmont, cammed beast, R.I.P you made my p plate years bearable! 150.8rwkw courtesy BPR |
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Heat shields and extractors!
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