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Anyone running a belly guard to protect their sump.

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Anyone using a belly guard on their lowered corrado to protect their sump?

If so which type please.

I see alot of companies in the states have sold them but not uk.

 

 

Paul

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i saw a thread on here of a lad who just chopped the bottom out and welded in a piece of 6mm steel and filled it with water to test it and then even put a extra sheet of 4mm steel on as well and that worked fine for him and by the looks of the pictures it took some real abuse

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i saw a thread on here of a lad who just chopped the bottom out and welded in a piece of 6mm steel and filled it with water to test it and then even put a extra sheet of 4mm steel on as well and that worked fine for him and by the looks of the pictures it took some real abuse

 

That was meeeeeeee!

 

Do it man! Just weld a plate over it haha.

 

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And 2 years later.

 

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I've got a sump guard for mine I havn't fitted, my VR tends to run quite warm and I found that when I didn't run my splitter it ran cooler so probably needs good airflow to cool it. Am tempted to draw it up and get some prices to get some made up

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I've got a sump guard for mine I havn't fitted, my VR tends to run quite warm and I found that when I didn't run my splitter it ran cooler so probably needs good airflow to cool it. Am tempted to draw it up and get some prices to get some made up

 

OOOoooooooooo , can i see it ?

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Lol, if you wish. I'll try get a picture next time I'm at my garage. Its a mason tech replica I bought off vr6pete a couple of years ago

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