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    Header and heat

    I know ceramic header is to absorb heat,like the DC sports. But i was wondering how big of a difference it from the Megan header and something like the Dc Sport. Would the Megan or any none ceramic header really let out alot of heat? and if so,how would that effect the car in the summer and the parts under your hood,like color radar hose or painted value cover or just anything mechanic at all.
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    #2
    The heat from non-ceramic coated headers isn't going to do anything to anything under the hood. Look at the people running turbos. My downpipe is like an inch from my alternater and its still good. I wouldn't worry about heat.

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      #3
      Pretty much everything under the hood was designed with heat in mind. Especially the things near the exhaust.
      wat?

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        #4
        Well i just want to make sure. I mean there is a heat shield there for a reason. Just wanted to know what people thought and there experience with the aftermarket headers.

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          #5
          Pretty much the heat sheild is there to keep dumb people from touching the headers. Plus they can put a giant warning on it for further dumb people touching prevention.

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            #6
            lol, well ya.. of course its there for that as well. I can just see it now lol

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