Reply to "news fans with or without shroud"

1973panteraPantera # 5181

I used a Flex-A-Lite FLX-240 for my stock radiator. It's a pusher fan setup that installs in front of the radiator. They blow a total of 2500 CFM.

The stock Pantera fans blow a total of just 600 CFM; it's quite an improvement.

The fans sit in a nice shroud with a thick rubber gasket that cushions the shroud against the radiator. Just remove your stock fans and it slips in like it was made for it. No need to fasten it to anything, just slide it in and it wedges nicely into place. The very top of the shroud will be about 3/16 of an inch above the radiator when it's in place, but it's fine & the metal cover that covers the fans (the one with the 2 Phillips head screws that covers the top front of the radiator) fits with no problem. The bullet end wire connectors even plug into the factory connectors.

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