Adding mesh to the engine cover
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Adding mesh to the engine cover
I am looking for instructions on adding mesh grills to the engine cover like will has. I tried a search, but since someone had mesh engine and cover in their sig, I got owned. If someone has a link, or can give me the quick low-down on doing it, I would appretiate it greatly. I have 2 spare covers at the moment so I could always experiment.
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its real easy. just requires some patience, a dremel and some mesh like from lowes or home depot. i have the series II supercharged so mine was a bit easier, but urs shouldnt be too hard to do either
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ighlight=boost
is the link to where it is described some. hope this helps
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ighlight=boost
is the link to where it is described some. hope this helps
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ewww i like urs too.
I think he wants one like bills. Mine was easy with the huge hot cover that it head. just dremeled a huge hole in it, and red meshed it to match my badging and stuff
I think he wants one like bills. Mine was easy with the huge hot cover that it head. just dremeled a huge hole in it, and red meshed it to match my badging and stuff
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I've done my own, and 2 L27'* a couple years ago just like the 93 above of Pat'*. It'* fairly straightforward and simple.
Note that mine looks good partly because of the paint selected.
Note that mine looks good partly because of the paint selected.
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Yeah... Like will has. I understand the paint makes a visual difference, I'm just wondering how the mesh is mounted and how the locations for it were chosen? Any help is appretiated. Thanks.
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