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[QUOTE="chappy, post: 240333, member: 196"] I could see the cast top being a little harder to weld but I've got a good shop that do it no prob. They welded up a 20 in cast alluminum rim for me that got a big rock stuck between the inside wheel an rotor. Punched a big hole and crack right thru the wheel. Held just fine so I see no problem with a air intake. I guess I have to see how thick the casting is and figure out how to seal around the bolt on the bottom [/QUOTE]
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