August 11th, 2008

Clear NACA Dusts from nfauto.co.uk

SteveintheUK in Cooling, Manufacturers, Products, nfauto.co.uk

NACA DUCTS & AIR SCOOP
Vacuum moulded ABS. Can be riveted or bonded to body either inside or outside.
NACA 9in long x 1 1/2in deep PRICE £12.00
NACA 6in long x I in deep PRICE £10.00
AIR SCOOP (right) 5 1/2 in long x 2in high PRICE £9.00
NEW CLEAR NACA DUCT
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August 11th, 2008

Wet Lay Carbon Fibre Sheet from carbonmods.co.uk

SteveintheUK in Manufacturers, Products, carbonmods.co.uk

Product Description
Genuine carbon fibre flat sheet in a variety of sizes from A5 (148mm x 210mm) all the way up to full 2sqm sheets. The sheet is high gloss on one side and performance E-glass fabric on the reverse.
Suggested Uses
The sheet is very tough and suited to a wide range of applications where a gloss [...]

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August 11th, 2008

Foam-Cored 4mm Carbon Fibre Panel from carbonmods.co.uk

SteveintheUK in Manufacturers, Products, carbonmods.co.uk

Product Description
This specially developed Foam-Cored Carbon Fibre Panel 4mm uses a combination of genuine 2/2 twill, 3k carbon fibre (to match our full range of carbon fibre products) with an ultra light weight foam core and either black glass top surface.
To ensure great bond strength and minimum resin content the panel is laminated and cured [...]

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August 11th, 2008

Carbon Fibre NACA Vent from carbonmods.co.uk

SteveintheUK in Cooling, Manufacturers, Products, carbonmods.co.uk

Product description
NACA ducts were originally designed by NASA as a very low drag air-intake. When properly installed they allow air to be drawn in through vehicle body panels with minimal disturbance to the air flow. NACA ducts are usually used to provide air for engine, brake and cabin cooling and are commonly installed in bonnets [...]

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August 10th, 2008

HPV Cooling – NACA Duct Rational and Construction by Warren Beauchamp

SteveintheUK in Cooling, Design Aids, Products, Tech Info

A major issue with well sealed, fully faired HPVs is overheating. Racing during a typical 85 degree and 90 percent humidity Midwestern afternoon can generate in-fairing temperatures in excess of 110 degrees fairly rapidly. At that point it’s only a matter of a short period of time [...]

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