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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "kevin lane" <n3773@attbi.com>:

Todd - I have been wanting to use a belly scoop, for some balance advantage
and I like the looks.  I was thinking that plumbing it under the belly would
be less attractive , but easier to maintain.  I was thinking about using
some wide, square tubing to keep the profile down.  Then you mentioned flat
plate radiators used in snowmobiles.  What are the dimensions of these rads?
Do you think I could use one to run from the engine to the scoop along the
belly?  Would I have to augment the water pump in order to help push it
thru?  I tried finding one thru Google without any luck.  What do you think?
kevin   portland, or