anyone still have an under cover?

[59blane]

I got mine from Champion Toyota. Call them up.

They are around 120-130..can't remember

Duane

Do you have a part #?

 

[59blane]

I got mine from Champion Toyota. Call them up.

They are around 120-130..can't remember

Duane

...and what's their number???

thanks
bruce

 

[Justin727]

51441-14110
161.66 walkin cost at our local toyota dealer.

 

[59blane]

51441-14110
161.66 Retail Cost

Thanks Justin...
bruce

 

[Justin727]

welcome!

 

[noah89t]

whats your walking cost on this item justin

 

[Justin727]

next time i talk to you remind me i'll tell you my cost. I'll be buying alot of toyota stuff after the build sir.

 

[mkIIIman089]

I had one, ripped it apart on a truck tire, and for the brief times that I have driven without it (really between breaking the origional and getting the new one) I definitly saw an increase in temp over all but they were much less consistent as well.

 

[NashMan]

Nash: 10c may not be much BUT if you're running a motor on the edge with timing and fuel that +10c as a start point before a hard top end pull may be enough to tip the motor into detonation and BHG!

I run a lower T Stat for this reason as it gives me a bit lower start temp before a hard pull.

there evil they catch scokets and stuff evil

when ever i get to putting on my einge under cover i useing zoos fastners

but thsi will be stian less sheet thou or plastic i don't know

 

[IJ.]

Ryan: LMAO when I installed my AVC-R on the weekend I dropped a socket!

Had to pull the undertray to get it out!

 

[bigal0043]

some of those that did the stainless sheet of metal do you have a underneath picture? i dont want to spend the 150 for a undercover

 

[NashMan]

Ryan: LMAO when I installed my AVC-R on the weekend I dropped a socket!

Had to pull the undertray to get it out!

lol i bet you were pretty pissed about ti

 

[NashMan]

some of those that did the stainless sheet of metal do you have a underneath picture? i dont want to spend the 150 for a undercover

it's very easy jack up your car and take a peek it's pretty easy


carboad pare of tin snipe's and drill and it done really oh yae and felt pen

 

[IJ.]

lol i bet you were pretty pissed about ti

LOL you wouldn't believe just how pissed!

 

[Wayne G.]

Removed mine 18 mos (because I was always droping screws sockets etc) in
it. No cooling problems either in 100 degree heat in Fla. or Ga.---

 

[mrnickleye]

Tin Snips are your friend. Sears has a 3 piece set for $15. I just used a sharp punch and a piece of wood to 'punch' the holes for bolts to pass thru.

Galvanized sheet metal from Lowe's is like $6.

 

[trydrew]

Just did mine today. I dont know why I didnt use cardboard. :nono: lol
Instead I did guess and check. Took me a little longer then normal and fit isn't too good, but itll be of some use. I need to touch it up a little and get rid of some bulging.

Drew

 

[IJ.]

Drew: The 3 bolts on the support behind the radiator are critical to this working.

 

[trydrew]

You mean the 3 bolts in the middle pic that are hardly visible?

 

[IJ.]

Yep the front section needs to seal there Drew!