New Termi CF heat shield on stock exhaust?
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trans and cobra in my quote i was answering your questions not calling you out or saying you didnt believe me, you asked the question. i was only saying other people will say i am wrong so if they think i am wrong fine but here is the answer that you 2 were looking for. didnt want you 2 guys (who have helped me out with issues) think i was attacking you. i wasnt. i was trying to help answer you. i was attacking the 1000 other haters on here.
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Your photo's must be photoshopped cause I know they don't fit.
exactly mike lee thats what i ment i wasnt taking shots at trans nor cobra.
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that is the old style heat shield. mike the reason the carbon doesnt last isnt because of the heat from the pipe its from the screws. with the old heat shield the screws are metal and you most likely with the rc one used the same screws. well the oem heat shield non carbon doesnt have the special washers that block the heat from the screws. the termi heat shield (old version) has six heat resistant washers. one goes on the bottom of the heat shiled one on top (bottom of screw) the screw would get hot and burn the heat shield (carbon version) without the washers, with the washers there it protects the heated screw from burning the carbon. the problem is when you add these washers to the carbon shield the actual screws are too short. you have to buy the longer screws or the screws will come out and your heat shield will rest on your pipe and burn.
hope this is understandable as i have had this happen to me.
in short if you are buying aftermarket carbon heat shield you need
1 longer screws that come with the termi heat shield qty 3
2 heat resistant washers (can buy from ducati ) qty 6
NOTE this is for changing old heat shield for old heat shield carbon version NOT the new one.
the new heat shield comes with a complete screw and washer set.
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@Mark, yeah no prob man. I didnt take it that way at all. You've been helpful. Thanks!
And now.....
I'll try and get a how to up. It's crunch time. Trying to get everything ready for Indy. WOOT!
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COBRA!!!! I need part numbers for the bolts, washers, and collars on the side. I CAN'T FIND THEM ANYWHERE!!!
PLEEEEEEASE.
PLEEEEEEASE
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Is this the part number for all the hardware?
8291B471A
HEAT GUARD SUPPORT 0801
Or is there something not in the picture with the bolt bag?
8291B471A
HEAT GUARD SUPPORT 0801
Or is there something not in the picture with the bolt bag?
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.... it, I bought it anyways for $17.99 (what I can see). Looks like the bolts are in there!
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That's the number on the bag! Included the large bracket and lil bag of bolts
Awesome, pulled the trigger!
Mine fell out MONTHS ago, been ghetto fabbing it since!
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I just realized you can't use the bolts I need (header) should have bought them from you!
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...., I dunno what I need. Going in blind on this one. Lol
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