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Radiator worked great. Pulled less amps then my previous dual sucker fans on a stock radiator in the laydown position. Stayed in the 190's and didn't run the fans much. I had a pair of 180 & 190 temp switches to control the fans. Had plenty of test time over 404 miles (not 600 like I thought) at fairly decent sustained speeds. Although my test drive the day before was a bit exciting when I discovered we needed to bleed the brakes a bit more! Extras needed to complete the install were upper and lower petcocks (different sizes), 2 pieces of flat stock (al or stainless) to attach the radiator to the car, longer straight radiator hose, misc wiring and connectors. Many thanks to Bill Whitmore, Gil Mares, and Les Grey for the last minute help to get me back on the road for our annual "Midnight At The Oasis" Yuma run.

3/5/068:45 PM

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