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Old 06-18-07, 09:27 PM
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Heat shield for carb

I understand RB has a heat shield that bolts on just under the fuel intakes on the carb to keep the heat from the exhaust manifold at a minimum. I can't seem to find it on Racing Beats website, so do any of you guys know what I'm talking about and how to get one?
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You just weren't looking hard enough m8.

Its on Racing beats site. Look under Holley intake components.

It would be easy to make one yourself thou.
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Right,didn't look there, sorry. Man, they're PROUD of that thing..$69.00! Better look for a used on or take your advise.
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Well, racing beat emailed me and said theirs won't fit the stock manifold.
Can anyone comfirm or deny?
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Don't know if it will fit, You can make one out of stainless steel though.
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RB's is made for the Holley setup. The stock carb has it's own heat shielding of sorts. Making one to fit the stock carb is a middle school class exercise, not hard at all.
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This is actually for my 74 REPU, the hitachi carb. Has no shielding (at least, not anymore), and I saw another REPU that had one. Seemed like a good idea. I could make one, but I'm afraid it wouldn't look as good as RB's, since I haven't been in middle school in 35 years.
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Pfff looks... Its all about how it performs...well it wouldn't bee to hard to make a good looking one thou, buy a sheet of nice stainless steel (hard stuff to work with thou) and polish it up, make a few bends, drill some holes and vuola.
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Originally Posted by '84-12A-GSL
Pfff looks... Its all about how it performs...
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