gopking
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- Fairbanks, Alaska
Does anybody make a cold air front for an XJ?
cold air front
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5-90
NAXJA Forum User
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- Hammerspace
What do you mean - something to improve ram air over the radiator, or something to keep cold air off and let it warm up?
I don't think either's been made, but if you plan on keeping it on for a while, it might be worthwhile to get a scrap of canvas or some heavy cotton fabric (heavyweight duck comes to mind) and make one that you can fit behind the grille. Maybe I'll have to make one...
By the way - a couple pointers on this post for you...
- Don't "double post." If you aren't sure where it goes, then follow these - if it's concerning some OEM repair, then it's OEM tech. If it's any modification, then Mod Tech. "Double posting" (posting the same thing to two separate fora) hogs bandwidth and clutters up the displays for the rest of us. That, and you end up missing something useful with going back and forth, and it's difficult to keep thoughts organised.
- There's no such thing as "useless information." If you think it's useful or germane to your question, include it. If it's not, we'll ignore it. Including information makes it easier to answer your question without resorting to answering a question with a question.
- While we're on that subject, if you're asking an OEM Tech question, always include year/make/model/engine/driveline info. Don't assume we know it already - there's some 10,000 registered here, and I have enough trouble recalling data for my four XJ's without notes. I certainly can't remember what anyone else is driving - that's why I insist on being told each time...
I probably missed something, but that's the high points...
5-90
I don't think either's been made, but if you plan on keeping it on for a while, it might be worthwhile to get a scrap of canvas or some heavy cotton fabric (heavyweight duck comes to mind) and make one that you can fit behind the grille. Maybe I'll have to make one...
By the way - a couple pointers on this post for you...
- Don't "double post." If you aren't sure where it goes, then follow these - if it's concerning some OEM repair, then it's OEM tech. If it's any modification, then Mod Tech. "Double posting" (posting the same thing to two separate fora) hogs bandwidth and clutters up the displays for the rest of us. That, and you end up missing something useful with going back and forth, and it's difficult to keep thoughts organised.
- There's no such thing as "useless information." If you think it's useful or germane to your question, include it. If it's not, we'll ignore it. Including information makes it easier to answer your question without resorting to answering a question with a question.
- While we're on that subject, if you're asking an OEM Tech question, always include year/make/model/engine/driveline info. Don't assume we know it already - there's some 10,000 registered here, and I have enough trouble recalling data for my four XJ's without notes. I certainly can't remember what anyone else is driving - that's why I insist on being told each time...
I probably missed something, but that's the high points...
5-90
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