Indy Evo

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Inventory Update:

We had 18 of the new Ultra Lite shields ordered Monday... only 7 left as of this morning . Please contact 9sec9.com and place your order today .

Thanks, Indy

CO_VR4

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Shoot. Mine's the old "heavy" one Now I have new "Ultra Lite" shield envy...

Indy Evo

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We have received out last order for the year and will not be getting any till the first week in January. Be sure to get your orders in this week for delivery by Christmas.

Thanks for your support, it has been an awesome beginning for 9sec9.com. We will continue to bring properly engineered components of the highest quality to this community, and take pride in the fact we have designed, developed, and tested components for the top teams and manufactures in all motorsports for over 30 years. Indy

Indy Evo

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Only 5 left , but we will be receiving another batch in the first week of January.

fwd_josh

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would coating the exhaust manifold help any? specifically with something like Swain tech's white lightning coating?

http://www.swaintech.com/store.asp?pid=10969

esevo

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Yes that helps tremendously. I use swaintech on all my exhaust mani parts. But it still gets really hot under the hood, and with a big twinscroll mani really close to that sensor this is a great added protection. Do both IMO.

Evan Smith

fwd_josh

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not to get off topic, but does those coatings work as advertised?

Tonopah

WARNING: A copy is never as good as the original. There has been yet another copy of this shield made of aluminum and does not offer the protection the original does. They did not even bother to change the shape. This is the original shield, made from pre preg carbon fiber with the best heat reflective foil available. It works and has been built and sold for two years. Don't be fooled. Aluminun is the last thing you want to use as a heat shield!

ryukinevo

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I bought this shield, it looks great and it is suppose to work better than aluminum. Because aluminum absorbs heat where carbon fiber does not.

The price is not bad either for something that works to protect your cam sensor.

Also, the customer service at 9sec9.com was great.

Sentinel83

nice