SLPSS99

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Hey guys I was just curious to what you guys are using for a scatter shield or trans blanket?

Dan

TeEnAgE pHeNoM

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I never had one.

SLPSS99

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I never have ether, but would like one for the safty point of view. I don't want the clutch of flywheel to explode and wreck my car or injure me. It's not likely to ever happen but if it does I would rather be safe then sorry.

Gary Z

The only steel bellhousing available for our cars is made by McCleod. Trans blankets are for automatics. Because clutch explosions are rare and the McCleod is expensive and a pain to install, most M6ers do without it. I don't have one although I think I should. I'm surprised to learn that anyone in the tens doesn't have one.

Demonicbird00

iTrader: (17)

i dont have anything.

-brandon

02SOMWS6

iTrader: (6)

I don't have one yet. But I will have to get one this year. If you go 11.0 and quicker tech will be asking for SFI numbers or getting down on the ground to check for a scatter shield and there checking for SFI dampners this year too. So there's 2 items that will get me kicked out if tech is playing hard ball

antz01ta

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i have been running the mcleod bellhousing for 2 years now. i would'nt ever run without it. i like my legs attached to by body.

ss2000

iTrader: (45)

i have the mcleod, it's the only one i know of.

2002SilverWS-6

iTrader: (4)

same here

SMOKIN01TA

iTrader: (10)

ditto

RGKSR

iTrader: (9)

What do you do for a C5? I purchased a RCI blanket but I don't know if it will fit.

I can't find a shield for a M6/M12 car. Someone was making one but all the talk died.

Bob K.

1BDHWK

iTrader: (18)

After putting some holes in my stock bellhousing with an exploded clutch, I went to the Mcleod.