I was just sayin..... Would be cool, ill let you know how long it takes me when I actually build it....
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Horton, driveshaft opinions wanted
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I was just sayin..... Would be cool, ill let you know how long it takes me when I actually build it....
yeah that's my point though $40 and some mount fabbing and wire running and two switches and its done for good. Except I get to move the relays with the new front end set up.
Electric Fans would most likely be the best option i know. Just tossing up ideas.
Deep water and Horton
No seriously though my biggest whine about electric fans is simply the noise.
Going to hit a wrecking yard on Wed see what I can find for cheap. I think it may stay like this till after KOH.
Like I said really didn't have a problem with overheating with just the top part of the shroud on before
82K10SBC
Mud Slut
I run twin electrics on mine, 10" ones I bought in a kit from ebay, came with mounting ties and the relay for around $65
autowizard
Newbie
The 70s style of dodges used a metal shroud you could probly adapt that real quick an cheap
Any problems with em?
My truck can be sitting idling for a while in the rocks, easy on a summer day with a bunch of black rocks around you to hit 110*
I have never had good luck with aftermarket electrics
Got a link?
Does anyone know how much CFM the stock clutch fan pulls?
110*????
this confuses me.... 210*???
this confuses me.... 210*???
82K10SBC
Mud Slut
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DUAL-12-INC...Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item43a98b736f
Mine gets warm too , but i attribued it to a small block rad, and a rumpy big block Im going to a 4 core soon, I also run and electric water pump thats silent, unlike my fuel pump 
Mine gets warm too , but i attribued it to a small block rad, and a rumpy big block
Im going to a 4 core soon, I also run and electric water pump thats silent, unlike my fuel pump
Not sure what the stock one does at idle but the windstar's are like 4500 or something with them both on.
I rarely turn my second one on, except when I forget to turn my first one on 
ambient temp
not vehicle temp.
My thermostat is still stock so running at 190 or 200 is pretty normal
82K10SBC
Mud Slut
Im running the same kind of fans but the 12". Got them on a big aluminum radiator trying to keep a stock 305 cool and they wont do it. Going down the road or even 10-15 mph on a smooth trail and it does alright but when you get to an obstacle the temp slowly climbs. Slow moving, climbing, idleing etc. and they just wont keep it cool. I run a good high flow 160 thermostat and have seen the temps get up to 230 on an 80 degree day. I would look for something better.
Windstars for sure. I can get them all day for 20 bucks. I run the small fan most of the time. Keeps it at like 160 all day no matter what the temp.
