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John, I sent it to the aol account. Let me know if it works.

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Old 01-18-2005, 01:28 PM
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didn't see it in the mail box. You can send direct to jhelgesen@aol.com , or to jhelgesen@nc.rr.com

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Old 01-18-2005, 05:31 PM
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Okay, just need to fix the access to the outer intake stud on the head, put in a few fillets, should be golden.

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Old 01-19-2005, 03:49 PM
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Anybody have an SLDPRT file with the intake port basics in place for the 911 motor?
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Kenik, sent you some igs files, should have the info you want.
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I'm looking for someone that has access to a CAD program that has a stress analysis package. The application is spinning a custom metal wheel to see when it flys apart.
I found this old thread and thought someone here would have an idea.
I don't have access to NX anymore so I need a CAD jock.
I'm making the models in SketchUp. The design is simple, not a lot of detail, just trying to find out what general thickness of material to use and if we should use AL or steel. I would guess the model could be recreated in a real cad package in < 1 hour. In NX a "sketch" could be used and then the dimensions could easily be changed.
Please PM me for leads or reply re. interest here. Thanks.

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