Carb heat sheilds

[BBIGG BLOCK 396]

I have seen a couple of 70s model chevelles with big blocks and under the carb is a metal plate that goes between the carb and intake about 1/8 in thick,do these work well,due to very low hood clearance on my 67 chevelle I am think of going to one of these type if they are availiable.If they work well and where can I pick one of these up.They seem to be approx 1" larger than the base of the carb all the way around.

Bobby

[LT1vette]

The heat shield is still available from GM. If not it's available from one of the aftermarket suppliers

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

I have an NOS one, it was my first purchase towards my restoration effort on my Deuce - unfortunately, it was a moot purchase since the Deuce's didn't come with them! I was using the magazine articles on Deuces as a guide, mistake #1! So, it sit's in the shop - maybe it will find it's way onto my '69 SS Nova, unless somebody else wants it more than I /ubbthreads/images/icons/smile.gif

[hiperf69]

Are you looking for Holley, or Q-jet.
I have 2 of the Q-jet one's
I will have these at the MCACN SHOW THIS WEEKEND.
E-Mail or call
Thanks Joe 608-751-0509 or [email protected]

[Mr. Chevy]

Bobby, they do work.. I have one on my 70 L78 Nova and without it I was vapor locking the carb due to the carb sitting so low to the intake on the 70 low rise intakes, L78/LS6 style..

The others are correct, I think you can still get them through GM.. I suggest a GM one. They look more correct and have the part numbers on them...

Rich

[Fast67VelleN2O]

This thread is from 2003.

[Xplantdad]

And I've tried numerous times to get in touch with Bobby. I know he was having heart problems... <<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/frown.gif

[Mr. Chevy]

I'm stupid, didn't even look at the original date of this post...

Hope Bobby is ok...

Rich