Flexalite fans on stock radiator??

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All,

A local owner continues to creep closer to resurrecting his long dormant Pantera.

He had the original radiator gone through and it is good as it can be. He asked me recently about an upgraded radiator and fans.

He has a rebuilt engine that is likely in the 400 hp range. He lives here in Fresno so he definitely needs good cooling capacity.

I have suggested we try a pair of Flexalite fans to see if they are sufficient. If not, we can easily swap those fans on to a newer radiator.

At this point, I am looking for some photos showing how others have solved the mounting issue onto a stock radiator.

As always, additional insight and wisdom is readily accepted.

Larry

Sent from me using a magic, handheld electronic gizmo.

8/30/233:21 PM

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