Reply to "Flexalite fans on stock radiator??"

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I will try and get you photos tomorrow. I just slid the fan assembly in front. I trimmed the bottom part of the weather stripping on the assembly to get it to sit as far down as possible and so it sits flush at the top with the rad. The fan assemby is quite tight and would pretty much sit there by pressure and not move, but I used black zip ties to hold it where I wanted it. I did not use the supplied brackets or drill any holes. I used the Legacy Model 430 pusher fans with the variable speed controller.

8/30/239:52 PM

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