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Heat Shield Effectivelness Question [message #217553] Fri, 09 August 2013 12:32 Go to previous message
A Hamilto is currently offline  A Hamilto   United States
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When I finish modifying the step in my '73 Sequoia, I will have some 3/4" plywood just a couple inches from the the exhaust pipe coming off the driver's side manifold.

I plan to put a sheet metal heat shield there to keep it from burning.

It seems to me that heat shields work by having a gap where air can flow so the shield can dissipate the heat. So the shield should have some space between it and the part being protected, right?

Does a heat shield work almost as well if attached to the part being protected without an air gap?
 
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