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07-07-2003, 05:46 AM
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Is it practical to run electric fans on a street car? I currently am running a FB 400 Conv. bored .030 with a mild Comp cam, RAIII Long Branch exhaust, stock QJ, and Mallory Unilite. I runs 185-200 degrees, the high side usually at sustained speeds above 50 MPH. My plan is to go with a RR radiator, but would like to free up a few more ponies thru the use of electric fans. Is this feasible or is my present setup (flex fan/shroud) the only practical way to cool this thing down?
Maybe Studebaker can comment.... Robby D 
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