Cooling Basics

ahudsonMember

As my car comes together (photos, photos, why can't I remember to post photos!?!) the techs at the resto place are putting together a list of 'needs' (how boring) vs. 'wants'.

My 74 didn't overheat a lick (translation: "none at all" in Alabama) as it idled for 15 straight minutes with the air on. For a little extra insurance, I'm getting the world famous Edelbrock pump, Robershaw T-stat and now want more CFM flowing through the radiator.

What radiator fans are "the pick of the litter" (need I translate again?) among the Pantera faithful on this site?

Let the discussion begin, and thanks in advance. PI is the best investment a Pantera guy ever made, period.

10/30/064:51 PM

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