RECOMMENDATION for 1974 aftermarket 12v fan purchase and install
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RECOMMENDATION for 1974 aftermarket 12v fan purchase and install
Hi
I bought a 1974 Dodge W100 with a 360 motor...all stock in engine compartment. Has A/C
The issue is that there is no fan shroud
To complicate things, I will be driving this is over 100 degree weather very regularly...and it can be expected that it will get to 115 degrees.
I was first looking for a fan shroud and then figured I'd go with an electric 12 volt fan
I have a custom made, oversized alternator (if you're looking for one, I have a great connection) so I'm not worried about the amp draw
What are your recommendations for where to buy and what to buy and how to install?
THANKS!!!
I bought a 1974 Dodge W100 with a 360 motor...all stock in engine compartment. Has A/C
The issue is that there is no fan shroud
To complicate things, I will be driving this is over 100 degree weather very regularly...and it can be expected that it will get to 115 degrees.
I was first looking for a fan shroud and then figured I'd go with an electric 12 volt fan
I have a custom made, oversized alternator (if you're looking for one, I have a great connection) so I'm not worried about the amp draw
What are your recommendations for where to buy and what to buy and how to install?
THANKS!!!
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i had 96-00 caravan fans on my 81 for a while and i thought they looked pretty good. between those and a 180* thermostat things ran pretty smoothly. they only pull about 20amps at full power and move a lot of air.
