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I'm a buyer if anyone has a set of cup 2s they've removed and don't plan on using.
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Hmm... I wonder if anyone is interested in buying a NIB Full Tilt Boogie rear diff cooler? Hoping nobody is watching this thread...Happy to report the fluid and wrap did the trick!
Installed:
Motul 75w140 competition gear oil
Thermo-Tec 11600 clamp on heat shields
Thermo-Tec 11021 header wrap
In retrospect I should've gone with the 2' long shields. The 1' shields were barely enough to go from the diff flange to where the cover meets the housing. Luckily I had some header wrap lying around so I used that (with a little overlap) down until where the exhaust hangers are.
Same drive, same ambient temps: axle oil temps were 34F cooler at the same spot I overheated last time. I was able to keep going and going. The highest temp I saw today was 264 (or 29 under the warning threshold).
I've got a set that went from the dealership to the tire shop I'll let go. They are off my 2019 PP2.I'm a buyer if anyone has a set of cup 2s they've removed and don't plan on using.
I love those tires.I'm a buyer if anyone has a set of cup 2s they've removed and don't plan on using.
May come down to driver and conditions.Hmm... I wonder if anyone is interested in buying a NIB Full Tilt Boogie rear diff cooler? Hoping nobody is watching this thread...
I have a set here in my garage. They were taken off the car before I took delivery from the dealer.I'm a buyer if anyone has a set of cup 2s they've removed and don't plan on using.
but doesn't stainless rust when it is heated? ask my BBQ.There is a phenomenon of corrosion under insulation when water can leak into an insulating layer and sit against carbon steel for long periods. Not really an issue with stainless
How much do you want for them?I have a set here in my garage. They were taken off the car before I took delivery from the dealer.
Pretty sure good quality (304 I think is good quality and common) stainless won't rust due to heat. Most common causes for stainless to rust is, poor quality, incompatible metals used with stainless, certain corrosive cleaners etc. It is really hard to find quality stainless that has rusted due to the elements like heat, cold, water etc.but doesn't stainless rust when it is heated? ask my BBQ.
PM sentHow much do you want for them?
DM me.I have a set here in my garage. They were taken off the car before I took delivery from the dealer.
DM me.I'm a buyer if anyone has a set of cup 2s they've removed and don't plan on using.
SentDM me.