| NoVA Cobra |
11-05-2021 12:55 PM |
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Originally Posted by Lou1119
(Post 1470822)
That is exactly why I put the pushers on my SPF -- for show. However they do help cool the engine compartment after a drive. They do push adequate air through the radiator into the compartment and gets rid of the heat quickly.
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So I got the kit from Cobra Restorers - how did you mount yours in a SPF? I see lots of fiberglass shroud around and in front of radiator. |
Be extra careful before drilling thru the shrouds. The radiator lives back there. I remember a story about someone wanting to mount a protective screen in front of the radiator and drilling a hole in it. He JB welded a penny to the radiator to plug the hole. How do you plan to power the two pusher fans?
Blas
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| Lou1119 |
11-05-2021 06:12 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Blas
(Post 1499044)
Be extra careful before drilling thru the shrouds. The radiator lives back there. I remember a story about someone wanting to mount a protective screen in front of the radiator and drilling a hole in it. He JB welded a penny to the radiator to plug the hole. How do you plan to power the two pusher fans?
Blas
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I have mine connected to a switch on the dash . It is run through a relay between the fans and the switch |
| NoVA Cobra |
11-11-2021 08:47 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lou1119
(Post 1499045)
I have mine connected to a switch on the dash . It is run through a relay between the fans and the switch
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How did you mount your fans in your SPF? I have the Cobra Restorers kit and it seems fine, but it's just a bar and a couple of brackets. What modifications did you do to Cobra to mount it? Any pics? |
| FredG |
11-12-2021 06:27 AM |
Fan Install
Here is the thread of the complete install I did last year. Hope it helps.
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/back...sher-fans.html
Quote:
Originally Posted by Trueoo7
(Post 453938)
Does anybody have any closeup pictures of their twin pusher fans in the car? I'd like to see how they are mounted to the side walls as well as the position of the motors. When seen from the front, do you see the blades first or motors first? Two cross brackets or one? Also what size fuse do you use to protect the circuit?
Would also like to see how front hoop bumper connects to overriders, do they mount to the sides of the overriders or behind them? (since you have the camera out)
Thanks in advance.
Trueoo7
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