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Old 08-02-2005, 09:01   #28 (permalink)
Willis
 
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Re: Correct Fan for a 1963 Ford Galaxie, 427

The lower edge of the fan is within 1" of the radiator already, and I'm
fearful to put it any closer since it's a flex model. The last thing I
want to do is shred the radiator (even if it isn't working as well as I
want it to haha). On the other hand, I can't move the fan any closer
to the block (aka shorter spacer if needed with a shroud) unless I go
with a smaller diameter fan - the top edge of the fan (when not
spinning) comes within 1/2 an inch of the radiator reserve tank - very
close!

I also do have a trans cooler - it's mounted on the frontside of the
radiator so you can't see it in the pics. I'm not sure what the exact
model is, but it is pretty good size.

I'm also considering putting the header insulation wrap on to contain
some of the heat within the headers. Maybe that will help to bring
engine bay temps down a bit.

I'll ask again hoping that someone will see my request - does anyone
have pictures of a FACTORY bigblock fan/shroud setup? In other words I
need pics of a factory '63 bigblock galaxie that came with A/C. I'd
like to see how the fan, fan size, fan clutch, shroud, and fan guard
(at the top of the radiator) is set up. That will help me determine my
next steps, with respect to possibly migrating to a shroud and proper
fan setup

Can someone from the Ford Galaxie Club of America help with the pics
above???

Thanks again,

Jason

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