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Post by Blitzkrieg »

Blitzkrieg_Beetle wrote:Image

This is what I have in mind...
On this Beetle, the NACA duct is for the oil cooler...
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NACA ducts look cool on a Fasty

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Post by 4agedub »

If you find some locally I want two as well. Is anyone here good at pattern making?
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Post by Tony Z »

you might be able to find them at places that do aircon systems, often used in boats or yachts
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Barry wrote: As to doing it from GRP, to each his own, but I find working with metal easier,

By the time you have prepared the plug for moulding (and hopefully releasing :wink: ) you could have hammered out 10 of these from ally.

Hey Barry,

Wouldnt it be easier to form on your English wheel? I would think so. The other (maybe easier option for BB), is to make the make the plug with Supawood, and them make the male with Fibreglass.
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DAMN!!! That is sweet! This guy has done almost exactly to his Fasty as I want(ed) to do to mine!!!
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PS, is that a FUEL TANK in that wing???
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ZeroAxe wrote:DAMN!!! That is sweet! This guy has done almost exactly to his Fasty as I want(ed) to do to mine!!!
You also into Germanlook cars :D
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ZeroAxe wrote:PS, is that a FUEL TANK in that wing???
I think that it is an oil tank for his dry-sumped 911 engine 8)
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