How to: Handmade heat shield and intake - DISCUSSION THREAD
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RE: How-To: Handmade heat shield and intake - DISCUSSION
Not sure where you plan on mounting your shield in a '95. I know in mine, both the inlets are still behind the headlight so I can't imagine too much debris getting in there. Dust yes, maybe even a little moisture. You can always throw a piece of screen or mesh against the core support when you go wheelin' just to be safe though.
#24
RE: How-To: Handmade heat shield and intake - DISCUSSION
Finally! I just finished my homemade CAI and heatshield for my 95 Jimmy. Yes it can be done!!!
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#29
RE: How-To: Handmade heat shield and intake - DISCUSSION
yeah it feels good. I have noticed a little better acceleration and a better sound. I cant really say anything about the mpg yet because i havent refilled yet. Ill let everyone know when i do.