Heat on passenger side floorboard

[IndianaVX]

I think it's normal, or at least it's the same as mine. I never set anything cold ( milk, drinks, ice cream) on the passenger floorboard because of the heat.

[VX KAT]

Mine too gets red hot, as does the transmission housing & cup holder area.....but only after about 3-4-5 hrs of driving. I had my camera case on the rubber floor mat on pass side, it was just cooking! I almost think I could boil water in the cup holder sometimes.....

[Triathlete]

Catalytic converter resides in that area=hot!

[44ficus44]

Catalytic converter resides in that area=hot!

noticed that on mine too. took my soes off for a snooze and burnt my little toes soooo has anyone found a fix? mabe someone changed the placement of the cat?

[VX KAT]

noticed that on mine too. took my soes off for a snooze and burnt my little toes soooo has anyone found a fix? mabe someone changed the placement of the cat?

Don't put yer toez der maybe?
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OK…real suggestion…

http://www.vehicross.info/forums/sho...2&postcount=15

the tranny area does heat up as well, so this bottle laying on the tranny housing gets warm after a while. Surprisingly, my feet never hit this thing, it's completely out of the way.
It would be really cool to find a place to permanantly mount this metal holder somewhere AWAY from the heat…that vertical tab is at least 5-6" long ….any ideas?

[Y33TREKker]

noticed that on mine too. took my soes off for a snooze and burnt my little toes soooo has anyone found a fix? mabe someone changed the placement of the cat?

You could always heat wrap the converter. Some here have done that because it was considered possible that the excess heat may have been negatively affecting the transmission mode selector switch on the drivers' side of the transmission in that same area.

I personally used a kit along these lines.

http://www.summitracing.com/search/p...exhaust%20wrap

[44ficus44]

You could always heat wrap the converter. Some here have done that because it was considered possible that the excess heat may have been negatively affecting the transmission mode selector switch on the drivers' side of the transmission in that same area.

I personally used a kit along these lines.

http://www.summitracing.com/search/p...exhaust%20wrap

smarticle particle. ilk try that. officially on my to do list