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Well... I got the Electric Fan and shroud installed FINALLY ! It's been too hot here to do any thing but I got tired of waiting ! All I got to do is a little paint touch up But it turned out good Check it out


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Looks great bro... I have one of those laying around the garage somewhere too... now I know who I can get to help install it since you're obviously an expert now! grin

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Tab, where did you find that setup?


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Thats a nice looking setup.I am a firm believer in shrouds to help with the cooling.I see way too many V/8 conversions around here with the fan sitting back about 6 inches from the radiator.Then it is pulling air from everywhere and very little thru the radiator.

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Thanks, It's really tight in there I only had about 3 1/2" clearance between the water pump pulley and the radiator, I had to get a 1" offset hole so that the electric fan would clear.

Rob, I found it on Ebay I sent you a PM



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Looks good Bubba!


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