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10-27-2008 #1
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Brake Duct Mesh
I'm wondering what everyone is using for grill mesh on brake ducts and grills? I'm sure it is Stainless Screen but what size?
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Mike
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thanks. I also am working on a 73 Camaro. I've seen yours on nastyz28. Looking good.
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Mike......I just went back to that website.....that probably won't work for you, if you are just doing brake ducts....their minimum order is $75.....a little steep for brake ducts!!
got pics of your car?
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I found the same thing on McMaster.com in smaller amounts
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I got mine from bsr products in N.C.
http://www.bsrproducts.com/shopdispl...ch=Yes&sppp=10
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Go to your local DIY shop and get some heavy duty metal screen door screen. I got stainless mesh, painted it black and doubled it up. It's completely invisible, prevents debris from getting in and it was around $20.
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Craig,
Which car did you do this on? We always like pics.
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Not sure if you're still searching..
Stainless steel wire screen
http://www.allstarperformance.com/pr...&part=ALL22260
#22260 is 5/64" openings, .025" wire dia, 12"x36"
#22262 is 5/64" openings, .025" wire dia, 36"x36"
#22265 is 1/8" openings, .035" wire dia, 12"x36"
#22267 is 1/8" openings, .035" wire dia, 36"x36"
#22268 is 1/8" openings, .035" wire dia, 36"x48"
#22270 is 3/16" openings, .047" wire dia, 12"x36"
#22272 is 3/16" openings, .047" wire dia, 36"x36"
#22273 is 3/16" openings, .047" wire dia, 36"x48"
Brake duct hose http://www.allstarperformance.com/product.htm?prod=592
Spindle ducts, which would require modifications for a stock spindle
http://www.allstarperformance.com/product.htm?prod=359
Brake ducts http://www.allstarperformance.com/product.htm?prod=363
Call the 800 number if you have any questions and ask for Chad. Not sure where you are at, but we may have a local dealer you can go check it out at. It's basically what the circle track guys use to cool their brakes.1971 Nova "EthaNova" project. E-85 fueled 383, 575hp/580tq, mini-tubbed, M22/Gear Vendors and a baby seat!
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I bought a couple of "high tech" mesh screen waste baskets at Meijers... On sale they cost me 10 bucks...
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astroracer,
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I see you found some at McMasterCarr. I've bought other hardware from them and they pretty much deliver the next day.Roger
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Are you Chad and if so did you answer phones at Motor State a few years ago?
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Yes, I'm Chad. I've been here for 14 years. Probably 12 years answering the phones. To who do I owe this great revealing too? LOL.
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Kevin from Ramchargers in Roseville... Well, at one time before they went under. Originally Posted by Corn Nova
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HEY Kevin!!! It's been a while. What are you doing now? Deeetroit seems to be real shaky job wise! My father in law works for Ford and I think has grown eyes in the back of his head by now. Originally Posted by project hotrod
1971 Nova "EthaNova" project. E-85 fueled 383, 575hp/580tq, mini-tubbed, M22/Gear Vendors and a baby seat!
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Now I reside at a Chevrolet dealership in the parts department. I hear ya on the job front. I was out 16 months prior to landing this gig. Originally Posted by Corn Nova
Other than that all is well. Making money and building a 79 Malibu street fighter-ish car.
How goes it with you?
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