just went to the plumbing merchants today and realise that they do aluminium ducting at most sizes and its very strong and flexible an also says its heat resistant, so was wondering if it would make a good cold air feed, any1 got ne ideas? - also says it has low air resistance
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alu ducting - goo caf?
- Thread starter LSmith89
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tiTTy & SV650
how heat resistant though?
aluminium is a good conductor of heat, hence its used to make heat sinks, but i'd think using it like this won't act like a heatsink as it's not as if its bolted directly to a warm engine component i.e. it will take time to warm up before it heats the air inside it.
so, aye! it should be ok
aluminium is a good conductor of heat, hence its used to make heat sinks, but i'd think using it like this won't act like a heatsink as it's not as if its bolted directly to a warm engine component i.e. it will take time to warm up before it heats the air inside it.
so, aye! it should be ok
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