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Old 29-08-2016, 05:29 PM
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Default Someone off here making cossie alternator h/sheilds?

As above was somebody of here re manufacturing alternator heatsheilds for a cosowrth? I'm after one for my sapp.I have done a search and had a look around in the traders for sale items but cannot find anything.
Can anyone point me in the right direction please?

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Old 29-08-2016, 05:32 PM
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i think it was simon with the moonstone 3dr lee
Old 29-08-2016, 07:10 PM
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There is a guy talking about it on escortrscosworth forum, don't think he's has had time to do them yet though.
I'd expressed an interest in one.
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Originally Posted by james kiely
i think it was simon with the moonstone 3dr lee
Cheers James, I will give him a shout.

Originally Posted by Ridgey
There is a guy talking about it on escortrscosworth forum, don't think he's has had time to do them yet though.
I'd expressed an interest in one.
I seen these on the escos site as said not started them yet,can express an interest though as you mentioned.

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Old 29-08-2016, 07:35 PM
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lee i had two made by karl (special k)too match the original,doubt hell make any more i seem to have upset him when he saw them on ebay getting copied
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Originally Posted by cozzy jeff
lee i had two made by karl (special k)too match the original,doubt hell make any more i seem to have upset him when he saw them on ebay getting copied
Oh right ok,nice thought anyway.

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Default Cosworth altenator heat shield

Hi
After having altenator failure after a rolling road session and then again after a track day I have been looking into ways of increasing the air flow to my altenator.

I've seen pictures of cars using longer belts and an extended adjuster bracket to allow the altenator to lay on its side more and keep it away from the exhaust.

I have puchased a second hand heat shield from a porsche 944 this will need modding slightly to fit but has a hose attachment to allow a cold air feed from the front of the engine bay.

Hope this helps Cheers Tim.

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Old 30-08-2016, 07:38 AM
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Any pics of the cover ?
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Originally Posted by Tim Wharton
Hi
After having altenator failure after a rolling road session and then again after a track day I have been looking into ways of increasing the air flow to my altenator.

I've seen pictures of cars using longer belts and an extended adjuster bracket to allow the altenator to lay on its side more and keep it away from the exhaust.

I have puchased a second hand heat shield from a porsche 944 this will need modding slightly to fit but has a hose attachment to allow a cold air feed from the front of the engine bay.

Hope this helps Cheers Tim.
That's a bloody good idea
Old 30-08-2016, 09:51 PM
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Hi As I said I have not actually fitted the shield but think it will work
I think the Porsche Alternator must be just slightly bigger as the holes don't quite mate up but easy to adapt

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I have used a shield from an Audi 100 for over 10 years after multiple alternator failures following high speed runs. It has an air duct. Ive also added heat shield material to it. No failures to date. I did replace the studs to slightly longer ones to fit.


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Id be interested in a heat shield to if someone finds a link/contact etc
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I'm sure I saw a carbon one forsale on eBay for ages but typically once I tried to find it, it's gone!
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Originally Posted by Adam-M
I'm sure I saw a carbon one forsale on eBay for ages but typically once I tried to find it, it's gone!
He wants crazy money to post it lol. You could post that recorded next day and insured for under a tener. I asked him why so much and he wouldn't answer.
Just got the same one rod posted above off eBay for 9.99

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I had a search for an Audi 100 alternator cover once I read Rods post but couldn't find any on eBay mate?

I'm assuming it just bolts straight on?
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Originally Posted by Adam-M
I had a search for an Audi 100 alternator cover once I read Rods post but couldn't find any on eBay mate?

I'm assuming it just bolts straight on?
It does if the long bolts that hold the alternator together are long enough. Think I used studding but not sure now.
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Originally Posted by Adam-M
I had a search for an Audi 100 alternator cover once I read Rods post but couldn't find any on eBay mate?

I'm assuming it just bolts straight on?
Not tried it yet a lot of my bits are at work I will play about with it in the week may cover it in reflect a gold as I've some at work


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Originally Posted by ajamesc
He wants crazy money to post it lol. You could post that recorded next day and insured for under a tener. I asked him why do much and he wouldn't answer.
Just got the same one rod posted above off eBay for 9.99
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Not tried it yet a lot of my bits are at work I will play about with it in the week may cover it in reflect a gold as I've some at work


That's very cheap, I'm paying Ł42 delivered for one of Simon off here?

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Can't see any on e bay at the minute.

Thanks. Lee.
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