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July 27th 2004, 20:01
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Hi
Love your bus. A while ago I saw a baywindow with a Subaru motor in it, he had a radiator mounted flat under the belly of the car. Loking at your setup, if the heated air just went down over your motor and out under the rear bumper you would get more flow I feel, like when you have an oil leak on a bus it ends up all over the back window. Steve C
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July 27th 2004, 20:41
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Got in late, I'm beat. No pics tonite.
This belly pan/air chase is gonna be the ticket. I did take a few minutes to look under there and this is really the ideal way to go. My duct would be 26 inches wide and 5ft long and 2 inches thick. There is a perfect place right behind the front suspension/tie rods to open the front of the chase up into a mouth that could be 5-6 inches thick without it even being noticable. I can funnel the rear into two 3 inch PVC ducts. I'm excited again, this idea rocks! Thanks everybody for the support and guidance! It will take a week or so for me to gather up everything and start working on it... I will report back as it develops. 
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No current VW projects 54 Chevy wagon LS2 AWD 56 Chevy Panel "Lost Cause" VKG Bastage child
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