Engine bay air flow.

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Engine bay air flow.

11-19-2016, (Subject: Engine bay air flow. )

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RE: Engine bay air flow.

My full size Cascadia seems to pump out a lot of heat from the rear of the hood in front of the doors. So I assume it's moving air pretty good.

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Engine bay air flow. - Jarhead79 - 11-19-2016,

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