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General GM ChatWhen starting new posts, please specify YEAR, MAKE, MODEL, ENGINE type, and whatever modifications you have made.
Chat about all things GM (and related cars). Off-topic stuff should be in the Lounge, and all Model specific mechanical problems should be posted in the proper forum.
Sure can, thats why were here! I used garage door bottom you can find it in the garage door section of Home Depot.....the rest you will have to cut out sections of cardboard to make a templet for wrapping it...you can choose what you want to wrap it in, but I used windshield heat screen (like you put in youre windshield in the summer to keep the car cool) and then I got some pipe heat wrap tape to tape the engine side with. The Engine side of the intake tube is covered in pipe heatwrap tape then covered in the windshiled stuff so it didnt look to yucky, as asthetics are important to me also. I then used 2 hose clamps to hold the windshiled stuff on and got some 3M double sided tape to hold the garage door bottom on to seal the whole thing.....by the way I also made a bottom tray outta the same stuff......took about 3 hours start to finish...so figure at least 2 -6 packs
Looks very similar to what 2000SilverBullet did to his SSEi.
Kinda where I got the idea...that and someone had a post up about using the windshileld stuff, I forgot which member.....but I thank them every time I think about how little all this stuff cost me, and how good it looks and performs.
