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Mr Norman, shrouded sucker fans will fit on a vertical radiator if you choose, but dealing with the hose clamps and shroud mounts is brutal to knuckles. The only reason we lay the radiator forward is for convenience in installing such things.Of course, the removal of the pusher fans and their mounting sheet metal, and the severe shortening of the top cover do remove some weight.If you use a full shroud on the back, you'l likely NOT need a pusher fan in front. On my car and a few more, we're running two sucker fans with the AC condenser up in front of the radiator, and still don't need a 3rd fan.

6/17/0310:35 PM

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