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Subject: Re: LNC2 Air Induction Tube
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I'm currently trying to decide what material is best to use for a 
flexible connection between the cowl air inlet and my air filter box.
Is CAT duct the best solution or are there other flexible tube/ducting 
possibilities? 2.25 to 2.5" ID would appear to be a good size.

Thanks in advance.

Angier Ames
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