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Old 09-13-2010, 03:24 PM
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Default Alum Radiator Elec Fan combo help...

hey guys. . what are your recommendations for alum radiator/elec fan combo that I can bolt on.

I'm running a 355 small block with factory ac.

I'm thinking about this one. any other suggestions???

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Alumi...item3a5e94866f

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Old 09-13-2010, 04:02 PM
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I forgot to say; the car is a 1969 camaro!
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Old 09-13-2010, 05:36 PM
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Read the whole Ad -- can't see anything wrong with that. Remember that you're going to have to run DUAL relays - one for each fan.
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I bought that setup with wiring harness (relays included) from them a few years ago and it works perfectly. Built well, never had an issue.
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I just bought a Mark VIII fan cheap and in good condition off craigslist and will be installing it in my 68. I already have a Griffin radiator but a dinky electric fan that came with the car is not doing the job at low speeds.

That ebay setup does look pretty nice in the pics.
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so did you buy it?
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yes, thanks for the suggestions guys.

i did buy it; i removed the stock radiator today; and should be able to install the new one in a couple of days when it arrives.
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yes, thanks for the suggestions guys.

i did buy it; i removed the stock radiator today; and should be able to install the new one in a couple of days when it arrives.
Cool. Please post pics and thoughts when you get it in there.
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hey, since flash68 requested some pictures here you go.

this new setup cools great; no overheating issues at all. its a huge aluminum radiator. it looks good too!
it used the factory holes; although i did have to redrill the bottom driver side hole (i think maybe because my radiator support is a repro).

i also had to buy a "swivel" radiator neck, because the temparature sensor was in the way of stock water neck. I used a 72' camaro big block hose and it seemed to fit fine!






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Looks very nice! Thanks for posting pics. That is a bulky looking piece.
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