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  • #16
    Re: Plastic engine compartment

    I have to agree the 02 engine is fugly to say the least.

    Now here is one man's solution to his 02's fugly engine which looks pretty outstanding at least to me. Others may disagree.

    One of our TBN members, Mark in Ottawa Canada did this:

    Gord
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    Last edited by tbird6t4; Nov 9, 2009, 05:20 AM.

    Drive it like you stole it !!!



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    • #17
      Re: Plastic engine compartment

      I agree that removing the plastic cover would result in an engine that runs cooler, but do you really want that? The computer is programmed to operate an engine that's running within a particular temp range.

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      • #18
        Re: Plastic engine compartment

        Originally posted by tbird6t4 View Post
        I have to agree the 02 engine is fugly to say the least.

        Now here is one man's solution to his 02's fugly engine which looks pretty outstanding at least to me. Others may disagree.

        One of our TBN members, Mark in Ottawa Canada did this:

        Gord
        Later I tried it with a TBird Blue engine cover..... used "Reflect-A-Cool" on the underside as I was concerned with the heat transfer.... everything is running well.

        http://www.thunderbirdnest.com/forum...ad.php?t=25518

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        • #19
          Re: Plastic engine compartment

          Originally posted by 02bluebird View Post
          Later I tried it with a TBird Blue engine cover..... used "Reflect-A-Cool" on the underside as I was concerned with the heat transfer.... everything is running well.

          http://www.thunderbirdnest.com/forum...ad.php?t=25518
          There I go braggin on ya again!

          Your mother and I are so proud!

          Dad!

          P.S. I spoke to your grandfather Martin and he is proud of U2!

          Drive it like you stole it !!!



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          • #20
            Re: Plastic engine compartment

            Thanks Pops!

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            • #21
              Re: Plastic engine compartment

              Well Mark, now that we are family, it is up to us to decide whether Gord needs to change his meds. or get another job.
              Martin

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              • #22
                Re: Plastic engine compartment

                Hi all! The 2003-2005 engines look awesome with their vanity covers removed, in my opinion. While I'm not much one for modifications from oem; just for the sport of it, was wondering if anyone knows whether there is a Jaguar intake cover that would be interchangeable with the 2005 T-Bird engine. Got this idea after having seen the following pic (in the link below) somewhere via the internet, and I do not know any info on it, and for that matter where I found it, or precisely what jaguar engine is depicted. But don't you think something like this would make for some interesting conversation? Of course you could always swap the original cover back on, if this were at all do-able in the first place.

                http://www.thunderbirdnest.com/forum...5&d=1255469883
                Last edited by Lindy; Nov 23, 2009, 09:49 AM.

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                • #23
                  Re: Plastic engine compartment

                  If you would crome the intake manifold and coil covers it would look really good.

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