GT4 Hood Insulation and Rain Guard, Need some advice! Options

[Kadett]

Already searched the forum and found the next topics.

http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=26922&st=0

http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=6692&hl=

Since both topics are more then 2 years old and I dont want to revive a topic like that, I made my own. My underbonnet insulation is crap, has tears around the lower part of the bonnet. Personally after reading the above topics a feel a little bit safer to remove the insulation and possibly the rainguard(maybe replace it with. But since those topics are that old I'd like a little but of confirmation of the GT-4/Swapped/Turbo'ed owners that replied then or new guys that can give a good anwser to the next questions.

- Does the paint really stay good? (Mine is freshly painted 7 months ago)
- I read something about Temperature Sensor going faulty but couldn't find any reason putting it in order with the removal of the insulation, can anyone confirm it won't cause problems like that?
- Is it better to install heat reflective paint underneath the rain guard area or should it be fine?

This post has been edited by Kadett: Jul 21, 2007 - 1:27 PM

[azian_advanced]

sorry to jack your thread, but while we're on the same topic here, would it be better to keep the rain guard and insulator for temperatures as low as -40 degrees?

the only reason i'm keeping mine on is that the insulator will help warm up my engine faster in the winter... and i don't wanna have to buy new hood clips all the time to remove the insulator and rain guard for the summer and put them back on in the winter..

and with the insulator on, you'll need the rain guard on as well. unless you cut a hole through it.