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Front Baffles

Posted on November 9, 2011August 2, 2012 by Jared Yates

Today my friend Hari stopped by from the other side of the state. He is scratch building and had an extra sheet of .020″ aluminum. He stayed for a little while and we had a good visit.
The front area of the engine baffles are pretty complicated. I started by setting the angle of the floor on the left side. The nosebowl is off in the picture, but I had to use it to determine the location.

Number 2 Baffle
Number 2 Baffle

The other side
The other side

This little triangle bracket is a doubler for the bolt.
Vans Part number 24
Vans Part number 24

I match drilled it to the baffle, deburred everything, and riveted it all together.
Baffle Reinforcing Bracket
Baffle Reinforcing Bracket

The number 1 baffle has a long aluminum angle support that tops off a sandwich of several layers of aluminum.
Number 1 Baffle Angle
Number 1 Baffle Angle

The Sandwich
The Sandwich

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