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EZ-Bake Engine Compartment? 120-130 1968

posted by  RepairmanJackal on  Thu Oct 4 15:04 CST 2007
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I'll check out the lighting.
I know the guy are you're talking about on eBay. He has carbon fiber firewall and drive tunnel blankets.

I was considering a firewall blanket for my 220 and he offered me a good deal on a set. But since I am putting in a drive tunnel extension in the wagon, I passed it up.

I was thinking about some eDead with some of that reflective foil under the hood, but I was a bit worried about trapping all that heat under there and baking hoses, wires, and fluids and helping overheat the engine.

Maybe reflecting heat is not a serious issue, could someone confirm or deny the risk before I start gluing foil to my hood.






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