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So my liner fabric is delaminating, and I've searched through hundreds of posts on the subject seeing they were available from the dealership around the $100 mark. Called the local dealer..... $200.92. Ouch. Next dealer $186.56. This is getting it in with their regular parts order.
Doesn't seem that bad to me, but try Vettenuts and the like.
My understanding is the shipping on them can run in the $100 range. I was just surprised the price seems double what guys were quoting last year from dealerships.
Car Motorsports makes beautiful under hood insulators. You can design one to your liking. They are a little more than double the price of a factory liner, but very nice show quality. I had one for my car until I got a MCM hood and sold it to a friend in my local Corvette club.
Car Motorsports makes beautiful under hood insulators. You can design one to your liking. They are a little more than double the price of a factory liner, but very nice show quality. I had one for my car until I got a MCM hood and sold it to a friend in my local Corvette club.
I bought their kit and recovered my stock liner...
Was your liner in decent shape when you recovered it? My fear is if I remove the remaining fabric from mine, the glue may not adhere to the fuzzy fibers.
Last edited by not2old; Jun 2, 2016 at 08:40 PM.
Reason: fat fingers
Got mine at a dealership one of the plus things was IF the hood liner had been damaged in shipping it was on them...and I just took the old one off and had the new push in hold downs...so...you can install it at the dealership...no fuss, no muss
I found the dealer was my best option and pricing.
I also had an embroidered cover put on, my previous underwood liner was not in great shape and wanted a good based.
Shipping from a third party was very high, is a sizable item to ship. Better thru the dealer's logistics.
Was your liner in decent shape when you recovered it? My fear is if I remove the remaining fabric from mine, the glue may not adhere to the fuzzy fibers.
Mine was in descent shape, but unless yours is really messed up, you should be able to level it out first.
Underhood liner WOW!
