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  1. #1
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    Insulating Stock Airbox

    Hi all

    Been doing some research on intake systems and have decided to go with the following setup for now:

    Gutted airbox
    Cosworth Airfilter (non oil type so no risk for sensor damage)
    Insulate inside of airbox to reduce heat absorption

    Have read that the airbox does absorb alot of hear sitting right behind the radiator. The insulation material should help it keep the air inside the chamber cool.

    QUESTION: Does anybody know where to get good insulating tape from?

    I tried bunnings and they had nothing for automotive use and neither did repco.
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  2. #2
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    i know autobarn can order it in.

    wont be cheap though.

  3. #3
    Try some of the insulation products that this firm offers on their website - australianauto.com.au under cooling & insulation section.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrprelude View Post
    Try some of the insulation products that this firm offers on their website - australianauto.com.au under cooling & insulation section.
    Thanks for that!

    Emailed them and discussing different insulating tape (for outside/inside of airbox)

    Will let you know how I go!
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  5. #5
    just leave the airbox as is. Insulation will act as a heatsink and actually absorb heat.
    (airbox) Plastic absorbs heat quickly but dissipates it quickly too !

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