Bob's thought for the day... Since I dont't run a belly pan... would there be benefit in...
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...armoring the lower IC hoses?
I'm just thinking about some of the generic steel braided over wrap stuff.
I really don't have a desire to put the belly pan back on either.
Just an thought.
Another thought I had was to run small sections of the belly pan on the left and right side...
I'm just thinking about some of the generic steel braided over wrap stuff.
I really don't have a desire to put the belly pan back on either.
Just an thought.
Another thought I had was to run small sections of the belly pan on the left and right side...
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I guess, cause I don't like the way it captures fluids so you can't see something leaking beneath the car.
I haven't been convinced of lower temps one way or another.
It doesn't make the engine dirty.
It's easier to jack up the car and change the oil with out it.
I live in nor cal where it only rains in the winter.
uh... cause i'm too lazy to go buy a new one after my last one got destroyed. Yes I know the W8 ones are cheap.
I haven't been convinced of lower temps one way or another.
It doesn't make the engine dirty.
It's easier to jack up the car and change the oil with out it.
I live in nor cal where it only rains in the winter.
uh... cause i'm too lazy to go buy a new one after my last one got destroyed. Yes I know the W8 ones are cheap.
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