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Old 07-07-2003, 10:08 PM   #5
1jimmy__d
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i have the proform electric fan which is the knockoff of the BM. it is basically the same thing, only cheaper. the person who installed mine had to make up brackets for the bottom because it didnt fit correctly with my aftermarket radiator. the fan cools great and my car used to get hot in stop and go traffic. this keeps the baby cool. i also only use the manual switch so i turn it off and on when I want it! hope this helps, either way, you will be happy i think
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