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usdabeef · 06-02-2008, 05:14 PM

Well, I've finally solved my heating problems with the hotter running 383 stroker. Oldairproducts.com has a unit that's a direct bolt on. Part #50-7230 Dual electric fan assembly for 67-72 Chev's. With delevery, ran me just over 300 bills. I got it on a special. Usually runs more. Much better reaction on the gas pedal, 5-10 more HP, and increased gas mileage. Fairly easy install. The first fan runs on the key. Second fan has two ways of turning on. One is by a pre-set temp, the other---when you turn on your ac unit, it automatically turns on the second fan. I ran this girl like a dog today and never got it hot enough to turn on the second fan. Nice unit. (i need to change the date on my ol camera though-it definately aint feb here)

06-02-2008, 05:14 PM	#1
usdabeef Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: salt lake city, utah Posts: 169	Nice Electric Fans for 72 Trucks Well, I've finally solved my heating problems with the hotter running 383 stroker. Oldairproducts.com has a unit that's a direct bolt on. Part #50-7230 Dual electric fan assembly for 67-72 Chev's. With delevery, ran me just over 300 bills. I got it on a special. Usually runs more. Much better reaction on the gas pedal, 5-10 more HP, and increased gas mileage. Fairly easy install. The first fan runs on the key. Second fan has two ways of turning on. One is by a pre-set temp, the other---when you turn on your ac unit, it automatically turns on the second fan. I ran this girl like a dog today and never got it hot enough to turn on the second fan. Nice unit. (i need to change the date on my ol camera though-it definately aint feb here) Last edited by usdabeef; 06-05-2008 at 08:29 PM.