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Air Grabber Lid

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Collin

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I have the original lid to my Air Grabber due to some pitting there are a couple holes. My father dosent seem to think we can fix it, and questions how long it would last if we did. Does anyone have a lid or know of a place to get one? I dont want the fiberglass I would like to go with metal. THANKS!
 

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Year one has them #WN3 made of steel $189. :eek: You might want to repair yours
 

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What do you think....fiberglass over the rough patch, bondo or try to weld in a tiny repair piece? Durability issues with engine heat?
 

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Weld them up and smooth with bondo. Ive seen people smooth intake manifolds with bondo :eek: An air cleaner lid can't get much warmer than a black fender in Phoenix :lol: :lol:
 

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workin a 24 right now, I will take one in the morning. Also, interior comes out of the shop tommorrow so those pics will have to go up too!!!
 

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naw, no way that can be fixed. just better send it to me(along with the matching base of course). It'll just be one less thing for you to worry about. :D
No reason tht can't be fixed. Weld it, or even if you just epoxy it. Pits say to me the holes aren't that bad.
 
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