engine diapers

[Nick Micale]

...... Some advice also for further improving: absorbing material would need some attaching possibilities as it moved to a back end of the pan due to wind and flexplate shredded it a bit and crossover pipe melted it. But as I said it is a very good solution and I recommend it 100%:smile:

What we have found that works to keep the pad in place is to use a little spray adhesive in the front few inches to keep the air flow from pushing it back.

 

[Nick Micale]

Any pics of it installed?

Billy T.
gnxtc2@aol.com

I have asked the guys that bought them not to post pics at this point.

If possible, I would like to at least re-coupe my investment in time and $$$ before the "imitators" have a field day with this product.

The market for this is very limited, and this is a rather simple product to duplicate.

Anyone with some metal working skills should be able to check the NHRA rule book and make one easily.

Only took us 4 tries to make it work for 90 per cent of the turbo Buicks, and with simple mods, the other 10 per cent! :smile:

 

[S2V6RACER]

Nick, I read the Milan heads up rules and they want a retention device, but are not requiring it to be SFI rated. I might be interested in one of yours if you have any left to sell.

Ted

 

[Nick Micale]

Ted, I try to always keep at least one unit in stock. :smile:

Give me a call if you want details, or to place the order, thanks.