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PHOTO of the NASCAR brake blower. More to come... 444-544

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posted by  Barongrey on  Thu May 19 04:58 CST 2005
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Here are some pix I shot this morning before it got too hot out there:



This is a top view of the NASCAR brake cooling fan I installed to replace the inop stock heater fan. It's 4" diameter on the large end, 3" diamter on the small end. I used two lengths of flexible alumuinum duct to mount it inline between the fresh air intake and the old heater blower.

I just tried for 15 minutes to upload some more photos, the silly program won't accept them, although I did everything right. It keeps telling me to 'Fill in the car/subject line.'

I'll try to upload some more photos later on.





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