Thread: Cooling issue in my '35 Ford
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05-10-2011 08:17 AM #1
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Thanks, will try the t-stat first, no room for a shroud.
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05-10-2011 08:30 AM #2
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Can you post a couple of pictures of your installation so we can see what you're dealing with here?
Originally Posted by lbroknwing
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05-10-2011 12:09 PM #3
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Pics would be great - - - you can modify or make your own shroud, if necessary. Originally Posted by lbroknwing
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05-10-2011 01:33 PM #4
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with over 400 HP it never overheated I'm Thinking like Bob. The rad. is 4 core and the same size as the stock opening. using a belt driven flex fanCharlie
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