Subject: Filter core material
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 2/15/2006, 3:44 PM
To: AA-me

   Andy, that stuff looks pretty cool.  I have been struggling with how
   to
   incorporate an air filter in my application.  This stuff may be the
   ticket.  I could simply put a bunch of it in the up-stream side of my
   intercooler...  ooo, that would be easy to do regardless of the media
   type of material.  Any idea where to get nano fiber?

   BTW, I ordered the new radiator.  No choice but to go with a 2-row.  I
   kept the same exterior dimensions to make installation easier.  Volume
   is going from 560 cu.in <http://cu.in> <http://cu.in>. to 900 cu.in
   <http://cu.in> < http://cu.in>!
   (and airflow will go up by 50%).

   --
   Dave Leonard
   Turbo Rotary RV-6 N4VY
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   Dave, Where or Who did you order your Radiator from? T.W.



C & R racing.  They will make anything you want exactly to specifications.

That is where my first one came from as well.

http://www.crracing.com/

-- 
Dave Leonard
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