View Poll Results: Radiator Shroud like or dislike
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Radiator Shroud
I have the Dr Isotope unit - but he recently changed the design which I like better...
1) It does look cleaner.
2) It gives you a place for tools/rags when working in the engine bay.
3) I believe (my opinion) that it will keep cool air directed to the radiator and keeps some of it from flowing over it and into the engine bay. It may not be much, but I believe it helps.
4) It seems to keep some rain water out of the engine bay - my engine is not spotted with as much water after installing it.
For the money, it's worth doing. The only negative - and it's not really one - is that to change the bulbs in my OEM fogs, I have to remove it first.
Scott
1) It does look cleaner.
2) It gives you a place for tools/rags when working in the engine bay.
3) I believe (my opinion) that it will keep cool air directed to the radiator and keeps some of it from flowing over it and into the engine bay. It may not be much, but I believe it helps.
4) It seems to keep some rain water out of the engine bay - my engine is not spotted with as much water after installing it.
For the money, it's worth doing. The only negative - and it's not really one - is that to change the bulbs in my OEM fogs, I have to remove it first.
Scott
Originally Posted by scion8183
in the latest edition of import tuner there is a 350hp scion tc in it and if you look closely you will see that the radiator shroud is carbon fiber. Any ideas??
In that case, I'd also add the CF engine cover too.
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Originally Posted by scion8183
in the latest edition of import tuner there is a 350hp scion tc in it and if you look closely you will see that the radiator shroud is carbon fiber. Any ideas??
and btw, i've met the owner... i don't care much for his attitude..
Oh man, what can 3m NOT do?!
I'm looking to get the greddy air diversion panel also, purely for engine bay dressup, but I hadn't thought of finger prints and scratching .... think I'll have to take a 2nd look at the other ones out there
I'm looking to get the greddy air diversion panel also, purely for engine bay dressup, but I hadn't thought of finger prints and scratching .... think I'll have to take a 2nd look at the other ones out there
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