HELP:Titek Cf Air Duct Stencil Needed
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04-21-2007, 07:03 PM
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i got mine installed today, havent taken pictures yet. Just a heads up. On the templet align Section-A and Section-B. At the bottom of Section-B line theres a curve, that doesnt match up with the headlight. And plus the opening will need to be bigger then the templet, just on 2 sides. When cutting opening do not cut sharp points at the corners do to the mounting holes.
Please see the Attached picture for the info I described above witch is in red.
All i used to cut the hole was a Dremel Tool with a cut off wheel and a drum sanding bit, witch comes standard with Dremel Tools. Also be sure to use Masking Tape on the area that you are going to work before starting job. It will make life easier.
Oh also use some alum. washer on the back side for more mounting striegth if you use the rivits.
Please see the Attached picture for the info I described above witch is in red.
All i used to cut the hole was a Dremel Tool with a cut off wheel and a drum sanding bit, witch comes standard with Dremel Tools. Also be sure to use Masking Tape on the area that you are going to work before starting job. It will make life easier.
Oh also use some alum. washer on the back side for more mounting striegth if you use the rivits.
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04-22-2007, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by ecorona6
With so many stencils, did you install it yet? Pictures are a must after all this assistance!
04-22-2007, 11:23 AM
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Numbers are the only thing in life that never Lie. If you relaxe and get over you'alls panic attacks, you will do fine. No one should be without a Dremal and the ability to use it. Refer to the contour of you're Duct and the contour of you're Bumper, take measurements.
If youre uncomfortable with the honesty of Numbers, make the hole smaller and carefully increase till you have a perfect fit.
Personally, if I got a templete,--for anything, I wouldnt trust it until I made my own measurements and even then I would make it smaller and increase as the need requires
If youre uncomfortable with the honesty of Numbers, make the hole smaller and carefully increase till you have a perfect fit.
Personally, if I got a templete,--for anything, I wouldnt trust it until I made my own measurements and even then I would make it smaller and increase as the need requires
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