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Any suggestions on a heat shield for a stock starter on a 1970 GTO running Hooker headers? My starter is getting cooked!
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Any suggestions on a heat shield for a stock starter on a 1970 GTO running Hooker headers? My starter is getting cooked!
Thanks for any advice. |
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I know most of the big parts suppliers have a heat shield. I's just a piece of sheet metal though. I'm not sure if it does much good.
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Some late 70's Pontiacs came with starter heat shields. Most performance shops have or can order shields for your starter. Also available is a material that wraps around the starter to shield it. They also make wrapping for the headers. i also recommend a shield for the solenoid and a heat soak spring to put in the solenoid. Other alternative would be to go to a mini-starter, available through most racing suppliers. [email protected]
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I have one that I will sell you for $5 I am not using it since mine starts fine without it. Email me if you are interested [email protected]
Oh it's an aluminum shield that goes over the solenoid between the header and starter. [ June 21, 2002, 08:37 AM: Message edited by: HANDSEL ] |
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