How did you attach them is my question. Anyone know?
Leaf guard mesh for Huracan Performante?
Hi everyone!
During a recent road trip out of Sydney (Australia), the Performante front spoiler collected leaves, insects and road pebbles which can damage the cooling fins inside the front spoiler, and are also difficult to clean out.
Does anyone have any suggestions for how to best prevent the road debris from entering the front spoiler of the Performante?
And how to best clean out the debris thoroughly?
Thanks in advance for your ideas and tips!
Ed
During a recent road trip out of Sydney (Australia), the Performante front spoiler collected leaves, insects and road pebbles which can damage the cooling fins inside the front spoiler, and are also difficult to clean out.
Does anyone have any suggestions for how to best prevent the road debris from entering the front spoiler of the Performante?
And how to best clean out the debris thoroughly?
Thanks in advance for your ideas and tips!
Ed
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For anyone else - we found this and it looks amazing! Can’t wait:
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Lamborghini Huracan radiator protection kit, 3 pieces. A design flaw leaves the radiators exposed to road debris and prone to damage.
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I didn't feel like paying $850-1400, so I'm making my own. I'm using high quality, powder coated, metal mesh, and the plastic STO protectors. Worked out well, being that the mesh is hexagon shaped to boot. Total for all of the parts was about $200.
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Cleaned up the edges, got the JB Weld on it, the mesh lined up nicely, and they are all clamped up for the next 24 hours. Will post pics when I get them on the car, in a week or two.
Cleaned up the edges, got the JB Weld on it, the mesh lined up nicely, and they are all clamped up for the next 24 hours. Will post pics when I get them on the car, in a week or two.
This is for the STO? My Perf doesn’t have anything there at all, not even to modify.I didn't feel like paying $850-1400, so I'm making my own, using high quality, powder coated, metal mesh, and the plastic STO protectors. Worked out well, being that the mesh is hexagon shaped to boot. Total for all of the parts was about $200.
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Cleaned up the edges, got the JB Weld on it, the mesh lined up nicely, and they are all clamped up for the next 24 hours. Will post pics when I get them on the car, in a week or two.
The plastic screens come on the STO (and possibly the Tecnica), but the AC condensers are the same for every trim of Huracan, so I just bought a pair for this purpose. They look like they simply snap onto the condensers.
Here's the STO protector part:
And the AC condensers, that they affix to. As you can see, they are the same part number for every trim.
Are you doing this for your perf? Sounds like a great idea, order the screens for the STO and modify them.The plastic screens come on the STO (and possibly the Tecnica), but the AC condensers are the same for every trim of Huracan, so I just bought a pair for this purpose. They look like they simply snap onto the condensers.
Here's the STO protector part:
And the AC condensers, that they affix to. As you can see, they are the same part number for every trim.
Why not just overlap the mesh right on top of the plastic piece?I didn't feel like paying $850-1400, so I'm making my own. I'm using high quality, powder coated, metal mesh, and the plastic STO protectors. Worked out well, being that the mesh is hexagon shaped to boot. Total for all of the parts was about $200.
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Cleaned up the edges, got the JB Weld on it, the mesh lined up nicely, and they are all clamped up for the next 24 hours. Will post pics when I get them on the car, in a week or two.
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