bro that looks badass hows it perform? notice any horsepower gains?

 

Nice job. That looks very professional. How much would you want to make me one?

 

looks really nice.. saved yourself a big headache keeping the stock bottles.. the sheet SS or alum.? welded?

looks sharp dude

 

Thanks !!! made out of ALUM. cheaper..lol.. i wish it was SS.. the bolts are SS . tomorrow ill take the top off and take a better pic , today was another busy day..

 

i am wondering if it will keep up to cooling our rams with full summer heat with a load on the motor because i am looking at them but i need my truck to tow

 

I really dont see it being an issue , but when stop in traffic u mite.. fans i have on are rated at 2500 cfm at 2000 rpm .. when moving or driving my temp does not hardly move but if i let her sit after a few mins. the temp climbs to about 199* then the fans kick in and it only takes a min for the temp to drop( you can hear the fans run) .. for towing maybe jump up to the bigger 5000 cfm...plus i have mine hook up to the AC so when thats on so are the fans..

 

Looks very nice, professional. Let us know how it holds up.

 

yea i might get the 5000 cause i will need it, i can feel my stock fan drag me down when its hot out and it kicks in wiht a load on, happens a lot in the summer

 

How did you weld that aluminum? I remember this aluminum weld stuff I saw on an infomercial. Looked like a heat gun and special aluminum solder.

 

The fabricating and aluminum welding on that custom shroud shows admirable skills!

However, I would keep the option of being able to easily put the viscous clutch and fan blades back on
for heavy towing in hot weather...especially if the truck has to go up in altitude over mountain passes.

Why not mount electric fans inside the factory shroud between factory fan and radiator?