Side pipe heat shields
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Mid-America shields and Steel Shiels are the same product.
Last edited by Corey_68; Apr 22, 2011 at 10:45 AM.
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As for passengers, I've never had anyone burn there leg, because I open the door for them and help them in or out.
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My sweetie has short legs and I don't think she could get out without burning her leg sooner or latter and it would probably be sooner and then I would hear about it for a long, long time,
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I hear ya! The safety of my passengers always comes before my own..I myself am 5'5" and my ex was 5'2"...she never burnt herself because I helped her out every time, and I made sure to repeat "watch the pipes, watch the pipes, watch the pipes!" every time, haha.
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I am really starting to like the looks of these heatshields:
http://www.cobrastuff.com/36inchshield.html
I remember seeing that pic before as one of the members here, and they are now using it on the Cobrastuff website. I think it looks great, much like I remember seeing sidepipes on cars in the early 70's when I was just a kid.
Craig
http://www.cobrastuff.com/36inchshield.html
I remember seeing that pic before as one of the members here, and they are now using it on the Cobrastuff website. I think it looks great, much like I remember seeing sidepipes on cars in the early 70's when I was just a kid.
Craig
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i purchased mine from mid america. they are the same as pictured.
quality is excellant.
they stay cool and no chanceof getting burned. wife got burned twice and a passenger got nailed(ended up at the hospital).
no brainer. put on a set.
only down side is there are a little pain getting behind them to wash and polish.
quality is excellant.
they stay cool and no chanceof getting burned. wife got burned twice and a passenger got nailed(ended up at the hospital).
no brainer. put on a set.
only down side is there are a little pain getting behind them to wash and polish.
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HeatShields
Indian Creek I have a set of Cobra stuff 24 inch shields on my Hooker side pipes.Ordered them natural steel unfinished.I painted them Satin black to blend in with my black pipes.I like the non bling look.I believe they are American made,and were not pricey.I have had them for about 5 years and think at that time they were a little over a hundred dollars.They also work very well. 
John
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I am really starting to like the looks of these heatshields:
http://www.cobrastuff.com/36inchshield.html
I remember seeing that pic before as one of the members here, and they are now using it on the Cobrastuff website. I think it looks great, much like I remember seeing sidepipes on cars in the early 70's when I was just a kid.
Craig
http://www.cobrastuff.com/36inchshield.html
I remember seeing that pic before as one of the members here, and they are now using it on the Cobrastuff website. I think it looks great, much like I remember seeing sidepipes on cars in the early 70's when I was just a kid.
Craig
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