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> -4 Fan Housing Modifications, Sharing pictures of what I did
URY914
post Apr 7 2004, 07:50 PM
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The thread earlier today about removing blades from the fan reminded me that I hadn't posted pics of my worked over fan housing. Instead of just blocking off the two outlets that run to the heater boxes, I went the next step.

I took some 1/8" aluminum sheet and cut out covers or plugs to cover the outlets on the INSIDE. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

I was able to shape (cut, file, grind, bend) the aluminum to fit tight in the opening. Than I used KB Weld (hey, it is still holding after 2 years) to bond the pieces in place. Than I used bondo (like I said, it's still in place) to fill and shape it up real pretty.

I also sanded the whole thing and filled some holes to clean up the air flow. It has to be an improvement over the stock set-up. Simple and cheap too.
Paul


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