aluminum and plastic belly pans
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aluminum and plastic belly pans
I have both cooling trays/belly pans for my fc. Problem is I can't figure out what size bolt I need. Anyone got any info. I searched under "cooling try" and "belly pan" to no avail.
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Yeah I had a great pic of one that I had on Teamfc3s, but the admins over there deleted it (among a bunch of other pictures that every FC3C and FC3S owner could use).
This is the only picture I have now:
It is the 56-11Y piece and it covers the lower section subframe back to the tranny.
This is the only picture I have now:
It is the 56-11Y piece and it covers the lower section subframe back to the tranny.
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even if you just make a thin construction paper template, and keep cost down. Then a owner could make them out of any material of their choosing. point is...options are always a plus.
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is there any huge effect on the cooling when using one of these, i have a plastic one in perfect shape on my parts car and was wondering if it would be worth it to put it on my TII
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The panel helped lower the Cd (drag) down to a Cd of .29 by smoothing the underbody around the oil pan and transmission.
The aluminum panel also helped reduce noise, but did nothing for cooling.
The black plastic panel (56-111B in the picture) however is required for proper cooling and air flow through the radiator and oil cooler.
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Mark, will this fit my s5? The spare I dug out for you is fubar. The alum is torn from tossing parts of my brothers bed frame up in the cieling of the garage. If my good one won't fit an s5 you can have that one.
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Not sure if it will fit a S5... you will have to try.
I don't see a reason it shouldn't since the sub frame is supposed to be the same for the S5 as the S4.
and if it is ripped I'll still take it... I can rebuild it/re-weld it if need be. I have been getting pretty good at welding aluminum lately.
I don't see a reason it shouldn't since the sub frame is supposed to be the same for the S5 as the S4.
and if it is ripped I'll still take it... I can rebuild it/re-weld it if need be. I have been getting pretty good at welding aluminum lately.