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Old 08-02-13, 07:39 PM
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dam never really knew people do the water injection in car motors, is it effective? hope u solve ur overheating problem soon
Old 08-02-13, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by 13btdriftmissle
You probably dont have any cooling issues do you??

I Understand that I need a bigger shroud, I am just looking at viable options for making my own? as I dont want to just **** away the fan that I bought because the shroud doesnt fit over the whole rad, I will just make one.

Flat aluminum or fiberglass??
Nope..not at all.I get 190's and 200 to 205..
That is with a Front mount intercooler and a aftermarket front bumper.

You will find some shroud threads,One guy made a fiberglass one.
IF you can find a SNEED SPEED SHOP fan,then just look at it and get an idea of the aluminum shrouding that they used on their setup.

(btw,Merc fan I got for 60 bucks.I know..you don't wanna hear that!


BUT..you can sell you Black magic for more than that..!!)
Old 08-02-13, 11:14 PM
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To be clear.....I wasn't recommending AI as a substitute for an effective fan/shroud. But given your stated use of the car I think it would be wortwhile.
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