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  1. 03-15-2012, 06:17 PM #1
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    Engine bay heater duct covers - useful ?

    I have a set of covers being made to seal off the heat ducts in the chassis, via engine bay, from moister / dirt and dust . Made from lwt alli with seal to suit they are a straight bolt on . Is this ,as a set off the shelf when you install headers, be useful if for sale ? let me know
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    I would be interested in a set.

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    I have these almost done and should be ready by the end of the week. I have been down with the flu for 7 weeks so well behind.
    We have had these made by making a mandrel and hand spinning them using drawing ali sheet. Very nice and light weight with gasket and nuts ready to mount.
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    here is a photo of the demo item , these will be in pairs with gasket and nuts ready to fit
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