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Belair62 10-06-2004 06:50 PM

Re: 69 big block starter heat shield
 
metallurgical hump

Mr70 10-06-2004 07:02 PM

Re: 69 big block starter heat shield
 
OK....
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Steve Shauger 10-06-2004 09:04 PM

Re: 69 big block starter heat shield
 
Is that you humping Ricks(MR70)leg? We know who the real hump is.. ya hump.

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@wot 10-07-2004 02:21 AM

Re: 69 big block starter heat shield
 
About 6 months ago I asked a friend at a chevy dealer to do a search for a heat shield for my L78 nova. He found two originals (galvanized metal) in Texas. I bought one, and it arrived in an original 1969 GM filthy package. I paid about $8 for the part and around $12 for shipping.

Belair62 10-07-2004 04:22 AM

Re: 69 big block starter heat shield
 
Itys a pic of Charley with one of those Chinese aardvarks he has.

Charley Lillard 10-07-2004 04:26 AM

Re: 69 big block starter heat shield
 
Shut up you Tick.............

NCGuy68 10-07-2004 06:35 AM

Re: 69 big block starter heat shield
 
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Galvanized steel is magnetic, stainless is NOT. Use a simple magnet if in doubt.

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Some kinds of stainless steel are magnetic, others are not. My heat shield certainly seems to be stainless, it is nice and shiny and has no rust or pitting. But it attracts a magnet too.

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Very interesting to say the least. Sounds like you have a nice original carbon steel shield survivor. Over time, galvanized parts will lose their 'garbage can spangle luster', and look like stainless, silver cadmium, or zinc chromate.

What coating do you think is on your part? Or...what alloy do you think it is made of? I'am skeptical that it is stainless.

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68l30 10-07-2004 05:12 PM

Re: 69 big block starter heat shield
 
A lower grade of stainless steel,302, will become magnetic after it has been "worked". By worked I mean formed,bent,and rolled.I can't say for sure what the shields were made of but this is a very good possiblity.


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Steve Shauger 10-07-2004 05:27 PM

Re: 69 big block starter heat shield
 
Yes 200 and 300 series are non magnetic, however if worked some may become slightly magnetic. I believe the 400 series is magnetic.

Belair62 10-07-2004 06:39 PM

Re: 69 big block starter heat shield
 
Steve could you comment on the grain structure of these metals for us ?


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