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Old 08-18-2014, 08:25 AM
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Well, still been plugging away on it still. After weighing out my options on how to manage any potential heat issues around the muffler area I decided to use perforated metal. The rear area of the tire is open to draw air in and with these openings now I think crisis adverted!I still plan on coating & wrapping everything. This is just some added insurance. I also finished the rear pan as well.

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I don't know much about air movement or physics...but, I know one thing, it damn sure looks sweet!!
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Looking good Brent !!!
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Awesome work Brent!
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I really like those perforations, that will look really sweet when it's coated. All of the metal work is top notch.
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Very nice work Brent,that's a great idea with the perforated
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Well, still been plugging away on it still. After weighing out my options on how to manage any potential heat issues around the muffler area I decided to use perforated metal. The rear area of the tire is open to draw air in and with these openings now I think crisis adverted!I still plan on coating & wrapping everything. This is just some added insurance. I also finished the rear pan as well.

Here is the pan


Now with openings

nice job looking good ,
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