Underhood liner/pad
 

The FR-S comes with a fairly short underhood liner.

Seen here on mine:
http://i.imgur.com/1HAogkPh.jpg

But I recently saw this in a youtube video on a GT86 somewhere in Europe:
http://i.imgur.com/RgVH9T7h.jpg

My question is does anyone know the part number for the longer hood liner?

I'd buy that

I took mine off, out of curiosity why do you want or feel like you need it?

Soda can sheet metal?

I believe the purpose of these liners are to absorb engine noise... Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Not sure if we actually need the extended version, but maybe it'll help shut the crickets up (or the injectors clicky-clackies)? Lol

Keeps heat from paint

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Out of curiosity, why did you remove yours? :-)

-Z

I want it for a slightly quieter engine (at least at idle, from the outside) and to protect the hood paint from heat damage over time.

They're to absorb noise and prevent the hood from getting as hot which can damage the paint over time.

Noise is my reasoning
Slysdexia, is that a Pratt?

In gonna just use the Hoodliner on top of dynamat xtreme once my Seibon hood comes in. I'd go that route honestly if I were you. Can cut it to size the entire hood.

I'm assuming you mean my profile pic. It's the back end of a russian airboat that showed up at a local car meet.

Here's video I got of it getting fired up: http://youtu.be/xfnDABTVJUk

Oh have you tried taking out the engine noise tube?

I could be losing my mind, but I'm 99% sure my car didn't come with any lining on the hood at all. I'll check tonight.

really?? you should go back to the dealer and ask for it.

I wonder if it's a Canadian thing? I'll check my car after work to see if I've lost my mind or not.

Any other Canadian's in here? If so, do you have any lining under your hood?

I'll check tonight, I know I have the most forward portion of that pad.

I just checked, and I have the normal half liner.

Anyone know the part number?

Yeah, I'm losing my marbles... definitely have the half liner. I guess I never noticed it before because it blends right into the underside of the hood (asphalt car).

Where was the original post from?


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It was just something I noticed in a youtube video.

Liner added like 10hp to my car

I want to take mine off and airbrush something fun

I believe it also acts as a fire blanket


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Here's the one I did for my Seibon OEM style carbon fiber hood. I first made templates out of brown packing paper for the 12 open areas underneath (can't see in any pictures) for the Dynamat Xtreme. This was to help with the structural integrity some, and heat/noise prevention.

I then made a template for the main shell of the hood (you can see when you look at it it's right at the part that dips). Traced this out, cut it out, and laid it on as such as the Hoodliner is self adhesive. It turned out awesome and adds way more than the flimsy stock one ever could do. You could easily run the Hoodliner larger as it comes in a 54" x 32" sheet (or something like that) but I feel it would look silly being any bigger and wouldn't match any of the lines.

That liner looks reflective, which would send heat back to engine components. Not sure of the magnitude of detrimental effects, but I'd rather prefer something that absorbs heat like the stock liner. Still, looks like good quality work and I'm sure it's not resulting in any big loss of power :D

I removed mine.

becauseracecar

My UK spec GT86 has the full liner that you are after. I will ask my friendly local dealer to get me the part number, and will post it up for you when I get it.

http://i1219.photobucket.com/albums/...ps178c4e1d.jpg

Thanks


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As promised

The part number for the UK spec hood liner is SU003-02960
The retaining clips are SU003-03011 (12 required)

Dave

Thanks

I'm having terrible luck finding a site I can order from by searching with the part number. Do you have any leads?

I second that

http://www.amayama.com/search/?q=SU003-02960

There ya go! That site is the best pricing I've found for anything Subaru/Toyota/Scion for our cars. They have a slightly weird process where you have to get a "Quote" from them before you can actually do the order. It only takes 24-48 hours though.

If you check the "black interior parts" thread, this is the site where everyone orders from. I personally ordered all new black interior parts from here and they came packed perfectly. There will be multiple prices, just choose the cheapest one, it's the exact same part.

I second Amayama Trading as an excellent option. The other option is if you are serious about getting the liner, pm me, and I can get you one through my UK dealer friend. Not sure what the shipping to the US will be though.

Amayama are very quick, but their shipping is not cheap, in my experience.

Sweet, I'll have to check this out.

Amayama came back with an $800 shipping quote, so I'll have to figure something out.


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$800!?!?!? All of the black interior parts for my car came in a pretty decent size box from Japan from them and my shipping cost was only like $35.

Are they drunk over there or something? I'd reply back and find out what their deal is. Even an entire actual hood shouldn't be more than a couple hundred dollars. They definitely made a mistake somewhere.

Lol... $800 to ship a piece of foam/liner?

They're telling me that shipping would have to be calculated by "dimensional weight" due to the size.

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