Late +2 Exhaust Heat Shield and Hanger Bracket Drawings?
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Could anyone post either a picture or a drawing with dimensions for the heat shield over the muffler and the front muffler hanger bracket for a late, straight exhaust type +2? I need to fabricate them.
Thanks!
Thanks!
J Geezer
2004 Cadillac CTS-V
2003 Corvette Coupe
1969 Elan+2 Federal
(Past MGA, MGB, TR6, AH 3000 BJ8, XR4ti, BMW E39 540i/6, Lola T644 ... )
2004 Cadillac CTS-V
2003 Corvette Coupe
1969 Elan+2 Federal
(Past MGA, MGB, TR6, AH 3000 BJ8, XR4ti, BMW E39 540i/6, Lola T644 ... )
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JGeezer - Second Gear
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Here's some pics with rough dimensions.
The heat shield is basically formed to fit the space allotted in the body. It's three layers: Aluminum- Fiberglass (I'm not going to say asbestos or the NSA will have a Hazmat team in my garage in no time) - Aluminum. Pop riveted together and held in place with 1/4-28 bolts. If you need the hole spacing I can get that for you but it's probably better to drill it to match the holes in the body.
The muffler hanger is just 1/8" steel strap. The rubber insulator bobbins are about an inch tall and 1-1/2" in dia. The piece with the holes for the bobbins is 2" wide 5-1/4" long and rounded on both ends to match the bobbins. The other piece is 1-1/2" wide and a little over 4" long. It gets welded to both the tail pipe and the edge of the muffler. It's hard to see in the pics but it runs under the other piece and they are welded together. I just noticed that I didn't get the distance between the bolt holes for the bobbins. You should be able to take that from the holes in the body but if you can't I'll get out the ladder and go up and measure it again.
Let me know if you need any other info.
The heat shield is basically formed to fit the space allotted in the body. It's three layers: Aluminum- Fiberglass (I'm not going to say asbestos or the NSA will have a Hazmat team in my garage in no time) - Aluminum. Pop riveted together and held in place with 1/4-28 bolts. If you need the hole spacing I can get that for you but it's probably better to drill it to match the holes in the body.
The muffler hanger is just 1/8" steel strap. The rubber insulator bobbins are about an inch tall and 1-1/2" in dia. The piece with the holes for the bobbins is 2" wide 5-1/4" long and rounded on both ends to match the bobbins. The other piece is 1-1/2" wide and a little over 4" long. It gets welded to both the tail pipe and the edge of the muffler. It's hard to see in the pics but it runs under the other piece and they are welded together. I just noticed that I didn't get the distance between the bolt holes for the bobbins. You should be able to take that from the holes in the body but if you can't I'll get out the ladder and go up and measure it again.
Let me know if you need any other info.
- Bud English
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Bud, this is exactly what I needed. Guys like you are why I so love hanging out in here.
Thank you, thank you!
Thank you, thank you!
J Geezer
2004 Cadillac CTS-V
2003 Corvette Coupe
1969 Elan+2 Federal
(Past MGA, MGB, TR6, AH 3000 BJ8, XR4ti, BMW E39 540i/6, Lola T644 ... )
2004 Cadillac CTS-V
2003 Corvette Coupe
1969 Elan+2 Federal
(Past MGA, MGB, TR6, AH 3000 BJ8, XR4ti, BMW E39 540i/6, Lola T644 ... )
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JGeezer - Second Gear
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A drop in the bucket compared to the help I've received. Besides, I needed a break from the fiberglass dust.
Bud
1970 +2S Fed 0053N
"Winnemucca - says it all really!!"
1970 +2S Fed 0053N
"Winnemucca - says it all really!!"
- Bud English
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- Joined: 05 Nov 2011
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