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From: Steve Reeves <sreeves@sc.rr.com>
Subject: Oil Cooling
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	I am going to go ahead and get a Stewart Warner 10611 (11 vane 
cooler).  Neither aircraft spruce nor pacific oil coolers can tell me what 
I need to know, and that is:  Can I get a pre-formed transition 
piece/plenum for this cooler or will I have to lay one up.   The one I have 
now is obviously a commercially made piece.  If someone has any info on 
this I would appreciate it.  Thanks.

Steve