Engine air cleaner lid


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posted 9 Years Ago HOT
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Iam making a air cleaner lid like this.

Usualy I use the GC50 gelcoat on my parts, should I skip the gel coat on a engine part because of the heat?

Can I use regular infusion epoxy or should I use hi temp epoxy?

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Engine air cleaner lid
67redrocket - 9 Years Ago
     To be sure, you should always measure the temperatures the part is likely to see. Having made parts...
Hanaldo - 9 Years Ago
     A carbon air cleaner lid should be OK.... I do these... No problem.....
morepower - 9 Years Ago

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