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My radiator core is 22 1/2 wide by 18 1/2 tall.
I have found this setup by Northern its 22 3/8 wide, 18 1/8 tall, and 2 5/8 thick with 11" fans.
http://www.northernfactory.com/Attachments/attachments/medium/High%20Performance/Z40002.jpg
Anyone know of a setup close to this that is thinner than 2 5/8"? Space is a concern for me. I'm going to have to be doing some hacking to my core support to move the radiator forward anyways, but the thinner the fans, the easier it will be.
Randy 406
02-28-2010, 04:41 PM
I like that. Where exactly did you find it, and do they have a 22 x 16?
Diabolical
03-01-2010, 12:32 AM
X2.. looks bad ass!
I like that. Where exactly did you find it, and do they have a 22 x 16?
Here is Northern's Page with the fans/shroud setups.
http://www.northernfactory.com/storefrontB2CWEB/browse.do?action=refresh_browse&ctg_id=132110
Here is a site that sells them. http://www.hrperformanceproducts.com/duelfanshkis.html
Diabolical
03-01-2010, 04:55 AM
Nice.. Thanks
sevenseven
03-03-2010, 08:58 PM
Kurt since you are from MO....local guy...
www.portellradiator.com
Kurt since you are from MO....local guy...
www.portellradiator.com
Thanks! They aren't too far from me. I may just wait till I get home and run up there and see what they can do.
sevenseven
03-04-2010, 11:08 AM
I gotta radiator form him...good quality his shroud looks close to the one you posted. Except the fans are even. GL
BUTCHERBOY
08-03-2010, 03:53 PM
Here is my Fan shroud I built.
Went over to the local food equipment supply house. Bought a Aluminum Full Pan sheet ( Cookie Sheet) and had a Buddy cut and section it to fit. TIG welded back together. Bought to 10" Procomp Elec. fans.
Think mine is 1.5" from the core. Yeah I had to hack the $hit out of the core to get the big BeCool in there. Built mounting straps for the top, and used the stock bottom mounts. Fit like a glove. Cools nice too!
Found the fans on Ebay. Steal!
Think Ihave something around $85 bucks in it!:)
Justin
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Sassyv8
08-09-2010, 10:39 PM
Justin did you try it out to see if it cools eng. temp..?I have a friend going to paint my truck for exchanged to fixed his brakes...I was like deal...let me know I need a fan setup.
BUTCHERBOY
08-10-2010, 02:01 PM
Yeah Allen, Works Great!
Thanks
Justin
Diabolical
08-10-2010, 02:14 PM
That was killer.. Thanks!
red express
08-10-2010, 05:58 PM
Very nice set up Justin, What temperature is it running while street driving?
BUTCHERBOY
08-10-2010, 06:29 PM
190-205* But I really haven't pushed it yet. The PCM has control of the fans. Stage 1 is 195 and Stage 2 is 210* I think. I have a overide switch for both on the dash. Just in case!! LOL!
Really pulls the air good. Never thought it would work so well. Drive it into town last night. Never hit over 205. But I it wasn't too hot and no traffic either. No leaks with my home made hoses!
Justin
DOUBLE D
05-03-2011, 12:15 AM
Here is my Fan shroud I built.
Went over to the local food equipment supply house. Bought a Aluminum Full Pan sheet ( Cookie Sheet) and had a Buddy cut and section it to fit. TIG welded back together. Bought to 10" Procomp Elec. fans.
Think mine is 1.5" from the core. Yeah I had to hack the $hit out of the core to get the big BeCool in there. Built mounting straps for the top, and used the stock bottom mounts. Fit like a glove. Cools nice too!
Found the fans on Ebay. Steal!
Think Ihave something around $85 bucks in it!:)
Justin
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840
841
842
843
844
845
That is a damn good idea. I see our cooks at school serve cookies on these things every day. Thanks for the idea.
BUTCHERBOY
05-06-2011, 05:54 PM
That is a damn good idea. I see our cooks at school serve cookies on these things every day. Thanks for the idea.
Your welcome man. Got to save the money while you can. lol!
Justin
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