Hood fireproof undercover

tte

Breaking In - in progress
Mar 30, 2005
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Anyone remove this black cover from under the hood?

I am planning to remove mine to make way for my hood vents.
Any disadvantages?

Cheers,
Roy
 

Nomad707

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Mar 14, 2007
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i would strongly suggest cutting a nice hole in the blanket.. and keeping the blanket on.. its there for a fire retardant.. and to keep the paint on the hood good.
 

sneakypete

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Jul 18, 2007
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i agree.... but what about us whose blanket is falling apart and dosed in oil from past bhgs. i feel my blanket is more of a hazard than protection
 

NeatOman

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Oct 5, 2006
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U'z guys are crazy

also i think its for sound too, after my car got fully warm you wouldn't be able to hear it.. since i took it off now all i hear is TICK TICK, TICK TICK, TICK TICK I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE I KILLED HER AHHHHHH

Get it /\/\/\
 

bluepearl

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Jul 21, 2005
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The under hood blanket is not there as a fire retardent. It is a noise supression blanket, and that is all.
 

billspreston01

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Don't have one, haven't had one for over a year. My hood is white and it's fine, my engine is fine, and I didn't really notice any noise difference. I just wish somebody would make one of those nice shiny aftermarket ones for our car.