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PostPosted: Wed Apr 17, 2013 11:06 am 
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Hi guys, any one know where i can get some material or plastic type shroud.

kinda like the material you use to blank the radiator off to stop air flowing behind.

need to it be heat proof at least to ram air,.

Bunnings?
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What do you want to do? Got a pic?
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Radiator shroud is usually rubber.

http://www.minis.com.au/minis/catalog/p ... cts_id=328

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thanks im after that stuff but bit of a bigger bit.

just want to seal of a radiator.
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Depends on the size of the gap you're trying to bridge.
The minis in the 1980s just used sponge: sometimes 3 inches wide from the body to the radiator!

With a setup I'm working on at the moment I'm using neoprene / sponge rubber in the tighter spots, and pinchweld on the end of some sheet steel for the big spots.
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Head to your nearest Clarke Rubber, they have loads of that type of thing

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Lillee wrote:
Head to your nearest Clarke Rubber, they have loads of that type of thing


I've even cut it from rubber sheet in a pinch and its not available in your width you're after.

The stock mini rad shrouds do work well however and stay fitted once they're in.

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Mick wrote:
The stock mini rad shrouds do work well however and stay fitted once they're in.


Yeah mine's not moved in 7 years

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Lillee wrote:
Mick wrote:
The stock mini rad shrouds do work well however and stay fitted once they're in.


Yeah mine's not moved in 7 years


Mine hasn't moved in two years.........still on shelf. :)
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