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under-carriage cover
I have damaged the under-carriage / large cardboard like piece under the engine. (I don't know what else to call it) I wonder if anybody has any experience or advice as to if I can or should just take it off? Does it serve any purpose other than keeping depris and dirt from the engine? Any cooling effects? Aerodynamics?
I can remove and repair it but maybe it will run cooler without it? |
It's mainly to keep road debris out of the engine. You can run with it off, it won't have issues besides getting a little dirtier, and if your car leaks fluids your garage floor will get more drips than normal.
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You will find the answer here
http://www.toyota-supra.info/forums/showthread.php?t=5524&page=4&pp=10 you will need to view all 4 pages though, one of the funnies post I've read you will enjoy reading it. |
Thanks Bill UK...I did see that post and got a chuckle...even replied to it myself sometime back...(high tech racing rope)
I guess I am not convinced about running with or without that under-cover. I suspect it may help force air into the intercooler. One way to find out. I'll take it off and run without it while I repair it with fiberglass. |
Thank you too Murd. I'll let you guys know how my experiment turns out.
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RE: Under Carriage Guard
I tacked mine back up with a screw here and a bolt there. Wherever I could get away with keepin it in place. I kinda like havin it cuz it keeps a lot of that road grime out of your engine compartment. I think it's worth the effort.
Scruffboy |
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ya that was when i first got it and didnt barly know anything about cars |
we've all had to laugh at ourselves once in a while. who know's...maybe we'll see rope in Formula 1 next season?
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