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							Hi
 
				Engine bay heat in the BA is a real problem IMO 
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							mm all u can do is maybe get som ef/el style bonnet scoops to remove the hot air..
 
				or get the exhaust heat wraped or HPC coated. also above the firewall between the bonnet there is a rubber sealing strip .. remove this as it allows airflow through the engine bay you can even go to the extremes of adding some washers to thebonnet hinges so there is a bigger gap at the back of the bonnet 
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					 {USERNAME} wrote: Hi 
Engine bay heat in the BA is a real problem IMO Is it a new car? still in the run-in period? As I recall, the engine runs hot during run in. probably due to a higher friction rate til it settle into the right tolerance. use higher octane fuel during that time, stay away frrom regular u/l petrol otherwise she'll be running to much timing advance=heat feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. 
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