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Here is an idea for you....

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John Huft


belle and Fred Baron wrote:

> So, what is the best method of getting air from your cowl opening to 
> your forward facing throttle body that is mounted on the oil pan. I 
> have an IO320.
> Sincerely, Fred N. Baron N9BF