R56 Heatshield removal
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Are you talking about the turbo heat shield? If so, we have it on our site under MINI > tech info (tab at top) > R56 articles and then scroll to the bottom under exhausts and click on Catalytic converter Replacement. Might need to spray the bolts down with some PB to help loosen them up.
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You're welcome. Glad I could help.
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Performance effected?
Are there any downsides performance wise to removing the turbo heat shield due to the heat?
Are you talking about the turbo heat shield? If so, we have it on our site under MINI > tech info (tab at top) > R56 articles and then scroll to the bottom under exhausts and click on Catalytic converter Replacement. Might need to spray the bolts down with some PB to help loosen them up.
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