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TR Engine Lid Insulation

Discussion in 'Boxers/TR/M' started by BornFree, Oct 10, 2009.

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  1. BornFree

    BornFree Karting

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    #1 BornFree, Oct 10, 2009
    The foam insulation under the engine cover of my 88 TR is dried out and fell apart. Anybody got contact or direct where to get replacement?
     
  2. Philwozza

    Philwozza Formula 3

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    #2 Philwozza, Oct 10, 2009
    Mine has non and I dont think it has had any ever.

    It seems Ferrari fitted what they had on the day, perhaps mine is a Friday car but there are plenty of others the same.

    Do a search on the topic and I think you will see there is VARIATION in what Ferrari did fit.


    HTH
     
  3. Prova85

    Prova85 Formula 3

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    #3 Prova85, Oct 10, 2009
    Use the search function as there have been a couple of threads within the last couple of months on this subject.
     
  4. Philwozza

    Philwozza Formula 3

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    #4 Philwozza, Oct 10, 2009
    :) its a good Saturday night
     
  5. portogts

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    #5 portogts, Oct 10, 2009
    Mine is a 88 model, and doesn´t have anything , and i suspect it never had...
     
  6. jungathart

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    #6 jungathart, Oct 10, 2009
    :D
     
  7. blown daytona

    blown daytona Formula 3

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    #7 blown daytona, Oct 11, 2009
    This subject has gotten worn out over the past year. If you do a search on the subject, you will find many solutions from OEM high $$$ replacement to some extremely nice inexpensive aftermarket alternatives. :)
     
  8. JoyZipper

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    #8 JoyZipper, Oct 13, 2009

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