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Active project - 1972 MGB
- Thread starter DavidR8
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To find the next application, just consider the sources of hot air in that vicinity...... (Insert wry smiley face here. )
Shop cooler?
I would have gone that route but I was hesitant to modify the hood. 🙂
@jcdammeyer - don't take that from fuzzy wuzzy.
I thought fuzzy wuzzy was the hot air in the vicinity. 😛
I was poking at @DavidR8 not @jcdammeyer. But point taken. I shouldn't be preaching given how highly experienced I am at unsuccessfully controlling hot air given the high volume of it that exists locally.
Oh I so want to say something here but then that would be hot air coming from the wet coast...
Tom O
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CHINOOK BABY!
140mower
Don
No, I think that's the effect of said hot hair......
Does it all fit down that rabbit hole?
It will when I push it with a stick 🙂
And the intercooler.
Initial plan was to mount it in front of the radiator but there's not enough vertical clearance.
But it will fit quite well behind the vented valance under the flat panel that's in front of the radiator. A couple of holes for the inlet and outlet fittings and some mounting straps and it should be good.
This is a spare valence I have.
Initial plan was to mount it in front of the radiator but there's not enough vertical clearance.
But it will fit quite well behind the vented valance under the flat panel that's in front of the radiator. A couple of holes for the inlet and outlet fittings and some mounting straps and it should be good.
This is a spare valence I have.
Scored a 23" long piece of 4"x4" square x .125" aluminum tube for the intake plenum.
Cap one end and add a 2" inlet on the other. Add the carb inlet runners and presto, one intake plenum.
And picked up a used Hayden 3680 electric fan which looks like it will be a good fit.
Cap one end and add a 2" inlet on the other. Add the carb inlet runners and presto, one intake plenum.
And picked up a used Hayden 3680 electric fan which looks like it will be a good fit.