Can I Remove the fireblanket on a S/C car without problems?
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Another thread from under the bonnet!
My intake pipe that runs into the charger is gradually burning away the fireblanket under the bonnet and this in turn is marking the intake pipe quite badly.
Can I simply remove the fireblanket itself to remove this problem? Or will I risk damaging the paint on the bonnet if the fireblanket isnt their and the temps get too hot, if they would get too hot that is?
Thanks
My intake pipe that runs into the charger is gradually burning away the fireblanket under the bonnet and this in turn is marking the intake pipe quite badly.
Can I simply remove the fireblanket itself to remove this problem? Or will I risk damaging the paint on the bonnet if the fireblanket isnt their and the temps get too hot, if they would get too hot that is?
Thanks
Only 5mm or so and Mark is doing it so it's really easy for me
. You don't need to remove the engine, you just replace them one at a time while it's on the ramp apparently. It's either that or drive around with the bonnet open. The snout pulley has already worn through the insulation an I'm more worried about it hitting the underside of the metal.
The new torque damper/stiffy should also stop the engine rocking on it's mounts. I'll let you know what difference that makes to traction.
Cats aren't a problem with my Difilippo system, for some reason the exhaust no longer clouts sleeping policemen.
Only a few days left until my beast is finished, without belt slip and the full quota of boost it should be awesome.
. You don't need to remove the engine, you just replace them one at a time while it's on the ramp apparently. It's either that or drive around with the bonnet open. The snout pulley has already worn through the insulation an I'm more worried about it hitting the underside of the metal. The new torque damper/stiffy should also stop the engine rocking on it's mounts. I'll let you know what difference that makes to traction.
Cats aren't a problem with my Difilippo system, for some reason the exhaust no longer clouts sleeping policemen.
Only a few days left until my beast is finished, without belt slip and the full quota of boost it should be awesome.
Edited by anonymous-user on Friday 8th May 16:58
you could do like this bloke did, just cut a hole in your bonnet. Is that you Jez? www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPLSkzgPs80&feature=related
"cheers" indeed!
"cheers" indeed!
Edited by anonymous-user on Saturday 9th May 14:17
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