wet engine

[rossdj1983]

after my sunday blast in the wet. i got home,popped the bonnet and found that the channel in the rocker cover was full of rain water ( jus did a fmic). whats the easiest and neatest way of stopping this??

 

[steve963]

Dont go out in the wet:lol:

 

[rossdj1983]

or i could stick my nissan umbrella to the bonnet

 

[KF79GTIR]

stainless plug cover come to mind by any chance or do i have no imagination

 

[rossdj1983]

f*&k me im thick, even better does anyone do any carbon fibre ones(not that fake crap)

 

[fubar andy]

You know that has crossed my mind over the last few weeks.

Would it be worth trying looking into getting some information on costs to get some manufactured, if all goes well perhaps a group buy?

 

[Rishi]

f*&k me im thick, even better does anyone do any carbon fibre ones(not that fake crap)

I use a carbon fibre one... 8)


Rishi

 

[rossdj1983]

where from mate? well up 4 a group buy

 

[Im an egotistical tosser]

did it run ok with all that water on top?

 

[rossdj1983]

yeah was ok cause the rubber bungs on the caps stopped any water getting to the plug, rather it not be there though

 

[Im an egotistical tosser]

thats a shame (for me anyway)

I have jus been out in the rain and it has been like driving with a 4k rev limiter fitted - I was hoping to put it down to water on the top of the engine

 

[houghy_1]

Can i throw my hat into the ring???

Ive been doing some mirror polished stainless steel plug covers for a year or so now.
They cover all 4 pots and they also have a profile to them for clearance over the spark plug leads.
and come with stainless screw and washers to finish the job off nicely.
Check them out and see what you think;-)

Matt