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> Warm guide install, how?
ericoneal
post Apr 3 2013, 06:52 PM
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I bought some warm air guide tins since my right side is missing and the left has a broken tab. I can see where they mount to the case, but what do the other tabs mount to? There isnt anything to attach to around there. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)
Maybe I am missing something else? Anyone have a picture they can shoot me?

Also, will mounting these make my car run a bit cooler? They are used to funnel warm air away from the engine, right?

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TheCabinetmaker
post Apr 4 2013, 01:10 PM
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they protect the underside of the case where the pushrod tubes are exposed to the elements and road debris without them. I have seen these with notable damage from debris. I would fabricate a "clamp" on the exhaust tubes to attach them to.
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post Apr 4 2013, 01:27 PM
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Right on. I think i can just get some coat hangerish type wire to hold them up there.

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they protect the underside of the case where the pushrod tubes are exposed to the elements and road debris without them. I have seen these with notable damage from debris. I would fabricate a "clamp" on the exhaust tubes to attach them to.

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