Aidan's loose oily bunghole actually runs a track lap
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<p>We'll this was dropped off at my house this morning on a tow truck</p><p><img src="https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.miataturbo.net-vbulletin/878x1171/80-eandcqs_10e84e6e10fa363cfaeec56a63c9e22b0fdd3456.j pg" title="" /><br /><br /> </p><p>One of @Monk's local buddies lost a clutch slave this morning, so I'll be doing that this week along with prepping for MRLS.</p>
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<p>Or a $700 transmission Thats more expensive than the track day.</p><p>I like the idea of the exhaust wrap posted in the heat shield thread, but don't think it will show up in time.</p>
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<p>What about just some of the sticky back heat shielding stuck to the transmission? I do have quite a bit of that laying around. That would at least do something.</p>
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<p>If I can figure out heat shielding I have a bunch of scrap sheet metal at work, and a sheet metal roller. I could roll a ~3.5 diameter tube and mount it. I just don't see time for that between now and MRLS. Packing, work, prepping my car, finishing Ed's car.</p>
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Haha thats way better. This is what was linked earlier. And its like 3 times as much for half the product.
I think I might buy that.
EDIT: NVM I read that as 4ft, not 4in.
I think I might buy that.
EDIT: NVM I read that as 4ft, not 4in.
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I looked closer at that. And the stand-offs would be ridiculously easy to make.
Bit of C-channel, cut some slits, and slide the clamp through. Drill a hold and stick a bolt through.
I'm going to get some hose clamps at vatozone today and see what I can wrangle up. It would be easy to just roll some sheet metal and bolt it on that way. If I have clearance.
Bit of C-channel, cut some slits, and slide the clamp through. Drill a hold and stick a bolt through.
I'm going to get some hose clamps at vatozone today and see what I can wrangle up. It would be easy to just roll some sheet metal and bolt it on that way. If I have clearance.