I looked under my crossfire and it doesn't appear to have an under belly shield..
Does anyone have one for sale or know the exact part number for this item? The part that covers underneath the engine.

 

Here is a sheet with the part number, You should get it cheaper from a wreckers.
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Thanks 180, much appreciated

 

new, 80 + shipping

 

Mine has been sitting in the storage area of my basement for almost 2 years now. Maybe I ought to put it back on one of these days....

 

hey, I'm interested in the underbelly Shield.
Can you send me a picture? I can respond via email or on here.
Mduchoss@nd.edu
Thanks

 

Anyone else decide to just leave the shield off to reduce heat build-up?
I recall some past discussion from Oledoc & others regarding balancing shield aerodynamics vs heat soak.
I'm doing a 5 year coolant change soon and am considering leaving the shield off for the Summer.
Thoughts?

 

I also shields the engine compartment from dust and sand.
So if you are into a clean engine, leave it on.

 

Plus 1, leave it on. On a second note, road debris can damage many a part, so what is better, a chip out of a plastic shield or a ruptured pan/line/connector?

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Agreed, I like my car clean under the hood.
My good friend could have done with a belly pan when he drove from BC to Alaska on the Alaska highway in the mid sixties. When he got back his car was wrecked and you could see nothing but dust under the hood, dust piled on everything. The road was dust, gravel and rocks, when a truck went by he got showed in it all.

 

After all the mods and testing my pan is on the bench. cooler without it, i get under there often when testing and never wanna go fast enough to use it, so Iam the outlyer maybe but that is how I roll. When dirty I gunk the whole thing, its a car. Woody