Aftermarket Hood Liner
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"That looks the best solution to me. If I did have to replace the original liner with one of Gonzo's, I would most likely choose no decal at all. "
The XKR & 4.2 Badges on the PBTW's car are starting to show signs of age,,, and I am thinking of just removing them and NOT replacing them,,, I kinda like the Un-Marked look,,, However the "XKR BADGES" Do look Sharp...
Any thoughts on it one way or the other...
The XKR & 4.2 Badges on the PBTW's car are starting to show signs of age,,, and I am thinking of just removing them and NOT replacing them,,, I kinda like the Un-Marked look,,, However the "XKR BADGES" Do look Sharp...
Any thoughts on it one way or the other...
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Aircraft firewall material hood liner insulation pad for Mustang, Corvette, Jaguar, many other cars
Also see this thread with lots more discussion on the topic:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...-engine-44163/
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I don't doubt that the liner has sound absorbing qualities, but I would wager that one of the primary benefits is to protect the paint finish on the other side of the bonnet from the high heat of the engine compartment.
On a separate note, when I bought my '03 4.2L XK8 last year it had a badly scratched engine cover (I expect it skidded along some abrasive shop floor at some point - I even found the remnants of a birds nest, feathers & all, the first time I removed it). Haven't investigated replacing it - wonder if the thing is very expensive.
On a separate note, when I bought my '03 4.2L XK8 last year it had a badly scratched engine cover (I expect it skidded along some abrasive shop floor at some point - I even found the remnants of a birds nest, feathers & all, the first time I removed it). Haven't investigated replacing it - wonder if the thing is very expensive.
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