Induction Shield/ Divider - Newage
02 April 2007, 06:22 PM
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Induction Shield/ Divider - Newage
Just thought I'd show a few pictures of my induction divider as I know a few people have been after them for the Newage. Harvey Smith very kindly fabricated and fitted; gave up the majority of his Sunday and provided refreshments throughout the afternoon. A big thanks as always Harvey.
Should help temps
Engine bay:
Carbon Sheet
Reverse side with heat wrap
Rubber edging to finish
Should help temps
Engine bay:
Carbon Sheet
Reverse side with heat wrap
Rubber edging to finish
02 April 2007, 06:45 PM
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Hi mate
Harvey has done a few for the classic before and they are a bit easier to do by all accounts (not quite as much in the way). I think mine was his first Newage.
All his dividers will be carbon as in pics. The side facing the engine is covered with the reflective heat wrap.
HTH
Harvey has done a few for the classic before and they are a bit easier to do by all accounts (not quite as much in the way). I think mine was his first Newage.
All his dividers will be carbon as in pics. The side facing the engine is covered with the reflective heat wrap.
HTH
02 April 2007, 10:09 PM
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Not at all. In fact I bet you would be surprised.
Best to email Harvey direct for price to supply material/ template etc although I know he's got a few things on at the moment.
Best to email Harvey direct for price to supply material/ template etc although I know he's got a few things on at the moment.
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03 April 2007, 09:46 AM
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excellent Rob - i've pm'ed you my moby number so give me a call about those questions you want to ask. I will be fitting the very same mod myself soon
03 April 2007, 02:00 PM
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Gav - no website. Best sending him an email to the address on his profile.
Out of interest if you have the same induction set up what cold air feed have you got (if any)
Out of interest if you have the same induction set up what cold air feed have you got (if any)
03 April 2007, 02:31 PM
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Cheers, will do.
The filter was already on the car when i bought it. The guy who had it before me used some 4 inch flexible hose. It's not great but does an ok job. i was looking at making some sort of alloy cover to wrap around the filter with an open end to attach some sort of ducting. Like the apollo kits but with the use of a bigger filter!
The filter was already on the car when i bought it. The guy who had it before me used some 4 inch flexible hose. It's not great but does an ok job. i was looking at making some sort of alloy cover to wrap around the filter with an open end to attach some sort of ducting. Like the apollo kits but with the use of a bigger filter!
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