rrunner
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Just tap on the eagles head and you can see my current ride.
bob..looking good....like your neck/engine bay bracing/dash mounting....nice combination of structure!
please take a front/rear pic if possible thanks, larry
Bob...liking what you have done so far!
one more ? if i may.....will your feet go outside of the hinged hood, or is there room for your feet between the dash uprights?? curious! larry
For what its worth, it looks cool with the engine in full view, IMO.:clapping:
I would see how much heat gets thrown onto you before hiding the mill from view, if that's your reason for a hood?
I'm sure you've already thought about this, but depending on how you engineer the cooling system, it might run a bit hotter with the mill in an enclosure...:Shrug:
Don't think you'll have cooling issues. My v8 has a rear mount radiator and is good at keeping the motor cool. My next build will have radiator up front, single seat, and a small truck box on the rear. Build is pending on parts acquisition.
My current trike with radiator in rear is a pain, to get the air out of the system I have to raise the rear high enough to get radiator neck above engine level. Run it and add coolant until it's full.
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