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new heat shield coming soon
#21

I'm right there with you Dan! Hope they are done by Canyon Time.



Ron

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#22

flash,



any pics of the heat shield and the exhaust wrap?

eta on heat shield availability?

Brian

P.S. got into the trunk. thanks for the call-back.
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#23

i am told that sheet metal shop should have the final version of the sheet metal done today - if it's in time, i can get them down here today and get onto wrapping this up



then only one day to assemble and pack, and they should be ready to go



i am hoping to ship on monday
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#24

Bob-



Pics?

Price?

Availability? (all already spoken for or still available directly through you and/or RSB)



Jim
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#25

lol - i kept taking pics each step of the way, but i kept making changes, dictating new pics - i worked this thing over a couple of times, adding another bend here, some length there, and changed the heat material twice - finally i said "enough"



so, since i don't have the final version here yet, i don't have pics taken - as soon as it's here, i'll do that, since i need them for the installation instructions anyway - should be before the weekend is out



as with pretty much everything else i've played with, pete said he is going to carry them



i'll let him determine the price point



so, look for an update in the next day or so
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#26

Lotta help you are!!! <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/tongue.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />



Looking forward to the info!
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#27

lol - yeah, i know - this has been a long one - a simple heat shield and i have spent more time on this than some other parts



roflmao - you should see what i've been going through on the firewall reinforcement bracket



maybe i'm just losing it
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#28

[quote name='flash' post='63036' date='Nov 13 2008, 07:51 AM']lol - yeah, i know - this has been a long one - a simple heat shield and i have spent more time on this than some other parts



roflmao - you should see what i've been going through on the firewall reinforcement bracket



maybe i'm just losing it[/quote]





I await prices and pic like everyone else but as newcomer to this board I would appreciate a list/prices of what you have done in the past. Sounds like there are too many little goodies I'm missing <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/laugh.gif" class="smilie" alt="" /> . Maybe you could email me or post something?
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#29

lol - just click on the "rs barn" button in the sponsor bar at the top of the index page



except for the cab chassis brace, he has everything
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#30

Not even a teaser shot of the prototype or previous version?



You're a cold, cold man! <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/dry.gif" class="smilie" alt="" /> <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/laugh.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />
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#31

lol - so i've been told



no, i actually chose not to post that shot because i made modifications to the last prototype to make some adjustments, and i didn't like what it looked like when in was done - not the "first foot" i wanted to put out there



another day or so, and it will be out there for real
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#32

[quote name='flash' post='63042' date='Nov 13 2008, 09:19 AM']another day or so, and it will be out there for real[/quote]



that's what he told me in August <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/laugh.gif" class="smilie" alt="" /> but worth the wait no doubt, I understand after the installation we'll be able to keep beer chilled for days in the engine bay above the shield, while driving.. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/tongue.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />
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#33

Keeping beer cold is good, but now where am I going to cook my Brats?
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#34

lol - sorry - i made a change on the drawing and the change created another problem that i did not see until i got it back here and tried to fit it - it took a while to get it into the sheet metal shop's schedule - i also had to figure out a way around the problem i had with the adhesive for the reflective material, which is good to 350 degrees, but also requires a certain amount of contact area, regardless of the fact that the material itself was good to 2000 or something silly like that - the devil is in the details



anyway, all worked out now
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#35

[quote name='flash' post='63038' date='Nov 13 2008, 08:11 AM']lol - just click on the "rs barn" button in the sponsor bar at the top of the index page



except for the cab chassis brace, he has everything[/quote]





Got it! I already have the next 3 years of spare cash (what's that?) alotted to the RSBarn product line <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/ohmy.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

Chip's on the way, it's a start...
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#36

lol - join the club - we're having jackets made next week
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#37

[quote name='biotechee' post='63040' date='Nov 13 2008, 09:04 AM']Not even a teaser shot of the prototype or previous version?[/quote]



the reason for the delay is that Bob had to go to Florida to test the shield .. here's a teaser shot from the test site he sent me, so I'll share



   
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My RS Barn visit of the month was done today, so the heat shield will have to wait for the next time. New brake pads today all around, and - WOW, what a difference. Now they have BITE. Thanks, Pete and Max.
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#39

no worries jim - you'll be able to install this yourself
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#40

"Not even a teaser shot of the prototype or previous version?"



You remember the aluminum foil around that burrito you had for lunch. well....
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