[Healeys] Jute underlayment

[David Nock British Car Specialists]

The Jute is original but not really a good heat insulator. If you are  
looking to block as much heat as you can I would recomend using  
Dynamat on the entire  floor first rather than the tar paper. Include  
covering the transmission tunnel and vertical panel on both sides as  
well as behind the front kick panels especialy on the drivers side.  
Then use Dynaliner on the floor in front of the seats and foot box  
area. There really is no need to install any insulation under the  
seats it will interfere with the seat tracks.

I now have put on my fire suit because there are probably 1000  
different opinions about this.




David Nock
British Car Specialists
Stockton Ca 95205
209-948-8767

www.britishcarspecialists.com

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On Jan 22, 2013, at 7:22 PM, john spaur wrote:

> I have a Heritage interior kit for my BT7. It came with the jute  
> underlayment but it is very thick. The jute is supposed to be  
> installed under the seat tracks and under the wood filler and metal  
> strip that goes over the tar paper or whatever material people use  
> in lieu of the tar paper.
>
> Are people installing the jute as described?
>
> Are people cutting slots in the jute like the carpet is slotted for  
> the seat runners?
>
> Are thicker wood strips needed? Mine are 5/16" thick?
>
> Many thanks for any guidance provided.
>
> John Spaur
> San Jose, CA
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