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Posted for "Ron Raby" <ronr@advanceddesign.com>:

  Paul
  
  That is how I understood the mod from the discussions. For your idea, the
  box would be higher on the cylinder? Above the top of the fins?
  
  Regards
  
  Ron Raby
  
  

> I know you were asking George but I also had a question. I'm just
  installing
> and modifying the baffling on my engine. On the "dog house" over the flat
> spot on #2 it appears the top is open inside the oil cooler box. Is that
  so?
> When the oil cooler door is closed are you concerned that the air might
  find
> an easier path out through the oil cooler rather than back around the
  lower
> section of the cooling fins?  Was there some reason you left it open?
>