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11-06-2015, 06:48 PM | #11 | |
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Re: 1952 Chevy Vette Roadmaster LT1 Farm Truck Build
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As far as the radiator goes - you could do what I did - I mounted a stock style radiator to the front of the core support, instead of to the rear - that bought me about 2.5" of space, so I was able to squeeze a fan in there without modifying the firewall. The front of the core support isn't flat, it has a flanged edge, you can use washers or a piece of bar stock to space it forward just enough to clear the flange. I'm running a high flow 16" fan, about 3-7/8" depth.
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