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In a message dated 12/18/0 10:35:03 PM, you wrote:

<<I am trying to locate a pressure
diagram, or at least some solid discussions about where high and low
pressure is on a 360 cowl.>>

Matt -

This is a classic example of where computational fluid dynamics can give you 
an answer.  Unfortunately, this isn't a five-minute job and I don't have the 
computer program anyway.  If there's someone out there who does....

- Rob Wolf
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