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12-18-2025, 01:18 PM
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Look up "Fast Monty's Garage" on YouTube. He has a 69 GTO. He just recently did a video about AN radiator fittings.
It's not so much my thing, even tho I LOVE the functionality of AN fittings for fuel lines, and I HATE twisting off stuck hoses and clamps. https://youtu.be/ywt1HtPKtJ4?si=En8bs1gfFYdZsXqi He also did a number of videos about fan cfm comparisons. Because of his videos, I bought a brushless fan for the slow startup current instead of the huge starting spike for a conventional fan
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12-18-2025, 08:35 PM
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Thanks very much!
I've got brushless fans on another project I've been working on. I too like that soft startup.
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