To: | Scott Minton <sminton2000@yahoo.com> |
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Subject: | Re: Cool It |
From: | johnc@nait.ab.ca |
Date: | Fri, 31 Aug 2001 09:09:26 -0600 |
Hi Scott: I was in an identical position to you except for the moved filler cap. I added as surge tank from a 351(?) Ford. It looks and is sized similar to the TIGER surge tank but is flat on the top and bottom. I soldered a tube to the bottom so that it would fit the same as the original tank and I used the original mounting points. That way if I am ever so fortunate to get an original tank I can bolt it into place. I made a shroud out of aluminium but it could easily be made from tin. Get the shroud to surround as much of the fan as possible. The big trick is to make sure that 1/3 of the back edges of the fan blade extend past the shroud. My first shroud covered the fan too deep and the TIGER ran hot. I then cut the sides down to allow the 1/3 exposure and have had it has run cool ever since. Keep in touch. Godspeed Jc |
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