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Author: Subject: Aluminium Extraction Flutes; Some Pictures
2cv

posted on 26/9/10 at 12:47 PM Reply With Quote
Aluminium Extraction Flutes; Some Pictures

I've just managed to squeeze this in before the hols but afraid the air scoop will have to wait for a week or two until I'm back.

I think these flutes look quite good and are certainly effective in taking heat out of the engine bay.

I hope the photos are self explanatory but please ask if you have any questions. Always use a pencil to mark a line rather than scoring which will promote cracking. Bend the flanges up a little at a time working evenly down the length. The pointed end you really only have to break the line, I initially bent it too much. Anyway, here are the pics. I forgot, the material is 1mm thick pure aluminium grade 1050A.



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[Edited on 26/9/10 by 2cv]

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NeilP

posted on 26/9/10 at 03:07 PM Reply With Quote
I'm liking your work!....





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2cv

posted on 27/9/10 at 11:49 AM Reply With Quote
Two final pictures. I now have a half set of spares, so not a complete waste of time. Seriously I hope this exercise may encourage others to have a go. it really is very rewarding.
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