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Kenfuzed · 12-29-2014, 02:03 AM

Thanks, I actually consider myself fabricated-challenged so if I could do this almost anyone can. It would be easier for anyone not needing to trim the width of the ring. The stock width would have placed the fan too deep for me. The band is a long strip that is approx 3" wide so I took a jig saw and ripped down the length to remove around 1.25" of the width. I recommend this shroud kit for anyone wanting an efficient solution and not requiring an original shroud.

12-29-2014, 02:03 AM	#13
Kenfuzed Registered User Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Glendora CA -> Tampa FL Posts: 587	Re: fan shrouds Thanks, I actually consider myself fabricated-challenged so if I could do this almost anyone can. It would be easier for anyone not needing to trim the width of the ring. The stock width would have placed the fan too deep for me. The band is a long strip that is approx 3" wide so I took a jig saw and ripped down the length to remove around 1.25" of the width. I recommend this shroud kit for anyone wanting an efficient solution and not requiring an original shroud. __________________ 1966 C10 Short Fleetside 1988 Sportster, 2008 Street Glide Ken's 1966 C10 build "Red Ale" Follow on Instgram: @cv_performance https://instagram.com/cv_performance Harley Performance Parts: CV Performance (Harley related) Enjoying the ride!