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01-30-2004, 03:01 AM
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Location: Metairie, La. USA
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It couldn't hurt to fab up a heat shield either. Real easy...get two aluminum cans and some pink or better insulation from a house. Cut the tops and bottoms from the cans, and split them down the seam. Flatten them out and mash the insulation between them. Then seal the ends (dont have to but looks better) by riveting, welding, crimping, you pick. Then bolt it at least a 1/2 inch over the starter.
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