Yesterday I riveted my trunk trim back together and installed my fiberglass rear fillers. I took a lot of pics and I'm planning to do a bit of a product review on my build thread.
-83MONTESS- said:Got my new electric fan shroud made. Its .040" 3003 aluminum. Putting in 2 16" 2800 cfm fans in a puller/pusher setup.
tc1959 said:Drove it all the way across town to the only Pool and Spa supply that had the parts for our hot tub.
I got the leaky pump fixed , Another "honey Do" off the list.
:lol:Poncho61 said:tc1959 said:Drove it all the way across town to the only Pool and Spa supply that had the parts for our hot tub.
I got the leaky pump fixed , Another "honey Do" off the list.
I work on pumps for a living. You could have driven to Peoria with it. No, not Peoria AZ, but Peoria Illinois. 12 dollars for parts and 500.00 for gas. I'd have thrown in the labor as a fellow G body owner. Can't beat that deal. LOL
When I finally mount it all I will use 1/4" or 1/8" spacers to get it off the radiator. There is alittle space between it now and with the big fan it should be able to draw in enough air for it not to be a problem.Poncho61 said:Is there a way to modify your new shroud so that it is not so close to the core of the radiator? With the aluminum sitting right up to the fins like that, you'll only get airflow across the circle cutout area and the rest of the tubes will do nothing for you, or very little anyway.
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