Anybody interested in an upgraded belly pan.....
03-23-02, 06:57 AM
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Anybody interested in an upgraded belly pan.....
For all of you w/ front mounts pay attention.....I am having a high quality-lightweight aluminum belly pan installed instead of the old feable black plastic one. It fits exactly to OEM specs (10 mm bolts). It is about 1 pound heavier than the plastic but super strong. It does not effect under hood temps as it has been put to the test on a highly modded FD w/ stock twins. It looks great and think about when you roll up on parking curb and your car jumps onto it and the front mount is fucked.or when your on the highway and you run over something and it tears right through there. This sucker will save your ***! It was tested on a parking curb and the car just lifted on with the belly pan protecting the front mount.... A good idea ifyour car is slammed to the ground also.. I know this sounds like a sales pitch but i think if you have the money to heavily mod your Rx (eg. a front mount) this would be considered another "reliability mod"...My plastic belly pan was shot anyway and this was a good compromise for a little more money. If anyoneis interested call Chad Hall at Autosport 9544615453....Pictures will be posted soon of this sucker when the car comes home....I hope this helps everyone..G....
P.S. This belly pan was fabricated by Chad and they came standard on Pettit racing's Banzai 3 rotor supercars...
P.S. This belly pan was fabricated by Chad and they came standard on Pettit racing's Banzai 3 rotor supercars...
03-23-02, 06:39 PM
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If it fits the stock bumper, then it WILL fit the 99.
By the way, my underpan is shot to hell!! I want pics and pricing now!!
By the way, my underpan is shot to hell!! I want pics and pricing now!!
03-23-02, 07:06 PM
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Cool.....I thought a few people would like the idea...My car will be done in a week and Chad will also give me pictures of it so you all can get an idea...As far as pricing and detailed info. just call him. He is extremely informative and the more we order the better the price...Hmmm sounds like a group by surfacing...Oh yeah he has been servicing my car for over a year so i know this is legite and that he is honest. (954) 4615453......Chad Hall.....Autosport of Ft. Lauderdale.....G
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03-31-02, 11:02 AM
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Uopdate..
I don't mean to tease but just got a picture of it installed....I need to get it scanned for evereyone.Am trying to find someone who has one to do it....Anyway it is mighty impressive and will get it out ASAP>Thanks for everyone's patience...G
03-31-02, 07:34 PM
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Please consider also fabricating panels that seal off the incoming airstream to the rad. This should increase the efficiency of the rad as there will be less cooling air spillovers.
http://srv30.server4me.com/underpan/Mvc-498s.jpg
http://srv30.server4me.com/underpan/Mvc-499s.jpg
TIA.
http://srv30.server4me.com/underpan/Mvc-498s.jpg
http://srv30.server4me.com/underpan/Mvc-499s.jpg
TIA.
04-06-02, 04:11 AM
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Originally posted by HedgeHog
Please consider also fabricating panels that seal off the incoming airstream to the rad. This should increase the efficiency of the rad as there will be less cooling air spillovers.
http://srv30.server4me.com/underpan/Mvc-498s.jpg
http://srv30.server4me.com/underpan/Mvc-499s.jpg
TIA.
Please consider also fabricating panels that seal off the incoming airstream to the rad. This should increase the efficiency of the rad as there will be less cooling air spillovers.
http://srv30.server4me.com/underpan/Mvc-498s.jpg
http://srv30.server4me.com/underpan/Mvc-499s.jpg
TIA.
-Max
04-06-02, 03:17 PM
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Originally posted by maxcooper
Hey HedgeHog, nice pan!
-Max
Hey HedgeHog, nice pan!
-Max
04-07-02, 05:24 AM
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Originally posted by HedgeHog
Are those yours, Max? I remember Jedon hosting them for somebody. Kevin Wyum's been saying that for eons...stock rad is fine if we seal off the path to it better.
Are those yours, Max? I remember Jedon hosting them for somebody. Kevin Wyum's been saying that for eons...stock rad is fine if we seal off the path to it better.
-Max
