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Old 11-23-2009, 06:26 PM   #1
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Default C6 LS2 Ambient Engine Temp Question

Anyone know what the ambient temp is at the fuel rails? (07 LS2 Stock Engine)
I know the FRCs get pretty hot just after a 30 min ride

I want to insulate the FRCs with Dynamat (injector noise reduction) but it cant exceed 300 deg or it may start to melt (according to Dynamat).

Supposedly GM insulated the 08+ FRCs for noise reduction but my service/parts/dealer didnt know they were insulated, cant tell me what the insulation is, nor what the temp is...

Additionally, do you think the Dynamat will keep heat from escaping?

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No one in Mods section know the answer the answer to this?
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