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Old Oct 30, 2003 | 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by 2ksleeper
The flex-a-lite fans require the radiator core to be 34" wide where as the stock radiator core in my truck was 28.5" wide. I don't think flex-a-lite make fans to fit the 28.5" radiator but I believe that permacool does. The flexalite fans came with a variable speed thermastat controller that had a range of 180-240f & since I wanted to run my truck cooler than that I basicly copied the way the ls1 fans are wired & run the fans in series for low speed operation & parallel for hi speed operation. The wiring is not too bad if you are use to doing electrical wiring for stereo equipment.
Flex-a-lite makes a fan kit for the smaller radiator. Click here
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Old Oct 30, 2003 | 08:59 AM
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I might just end up making my own setup if i can find the parts cheap, i think the ss and z28 has the same deal stock if i can find one cheap enough, maybe i will make a project.
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