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10-26-2001, 09:32 PM
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It would be a good idea to get the biggest fan that will fit. With the 3 row you should still have enough room for a big fan. I have an aluminum rad the size of a 4 row and use a fan made for the 65-66 mustangs by hot rod air, even though I still have a few heating probs. The extra draw on your elec system is goibg to give you probs, I went to the gm one wire 100amp alt.
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