installing air intake to servo/Firebolt nose bowl

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In Remembrance 7/14/20200

Supporting Member

Jun 17, 2018

I am waiting for a lot of things to do with the Lycoming engine.
So I thought I would start the job of getting fresh air into the fuel injector servo.

Taking a look at what I have to work with, maybe someone has gone this way in the past and could share with me some ideas/photo's.
Attached, a couple of photo's to show what I have.
All ideas and pix greatly appreciated.