To: | Spridgets <spridgets@autox.team.net> |
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Subject: | Installing an Electric Fan |
Date: | Fri, 18 Mar 2005 10:38:46 -0500 |
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Hello Everyone, I am looking to switch over to an electric fan on my 73 Midget. I would like to install the fan as a puller however, there is only about 1 3/4" between the radiator and the water pump pulley. I plan on moving the radiator forward about 2 - 3". I was going to build a new shroud then I read somewhere (not here) that I could use the shroud from a 1500 because it is a few inches thinner to compensate for the longer 1500 engine. Anyone know if this is true and if it would fit? If so does anyone have a 1500 radiator shroud they are willing to part with? Also, I ordered a 10" Perma-Cool Fan from Jegs 900CFM. My 1275 is basically stock and I was wondering if you think this will be good enough to keep the engine cool around town and on the highway? Thanks, Greg |
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