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Old 03-09-2001, 10:16 PM   #7
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I have the Edlebrock unit on my stroker here in So. Cal. and it keeps it nice and cool. Make sure you check the water pump to dampner clearance at least 10 times. My buddy neglected to do this and damn near ruined his fluid dampner. I ground some off mine, thought it was clear, and still got a nice scratch ring in my fluid dampner.
Also, I run the Flex-a-Lite black magic fan with my setup and it works great even with the poor airflow of my "Pre-space age vehicle".

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