Reply to "Flex-A-Lite Mounting"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

Here's an old photo of my flex-a-lites mounted on the Fluidyne radiator. Basically just some U brackets I fabricated to sit around the radiator top and bottom. I powder coated them and mounted with a dense foam pad inside to prevent chafing. Others have done some much neater jobs with billet brackets.

I also used some spacers to mount the fans just off the radiator a bit. I read soemwhere that the fan blade should be about 1.5" from the radiator surface to get good efficiency of pulling air.

Julian

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