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I put an aluminum radiator in my 63 Dodge but it wasn't looking as original if that's what you need. I drilled a few holes and made it work. It was expensive I seem to remember about five bills. I also have to make my own shroud although I could probably get by without it but I prefer to have...

Sounds like a plan. I'll give that a shot. Thanks a lot. Dave

If I use a factory type shroud that will fit the radiator without interference from the upper and lower hoses wouldn't that be better easier. Just not sure how to mount it. Guess I'll have to look at it and figure it out.

Appreciate the help. Thanks Dave

Sorry I didn't mention it's an aftermarket radiator. Be cool radiator I want to use with a fixed mechanical fan

Has anyone out there used a fan shroud that you must Assemble from any parts store? Summit Etc if there is a better way let me know. I just can't weld.

I see some racing fans rated at 5 to 6000 RPM but what about he everyday fans. I can't promise that I'll never take it up to a 55 anyway this has been quite a learning experience for me. Really appreciate it guys.

Makes sense to me. Thanks for the help.

Having trouble finding A7 blade fan at least 17 inches diameter. A little help? A clutch fan All Steel non Flex I only have 17 and 1/2 in to work with

All else being equal would a 7 a 9 or an 11 blade steel fan move the most air?

I have never heard anything good about Flex fans. What is the general consensus out there? I'm strapped for room and I'm not sure the electric fan I have now 16 inch will do the job Cooling a mild Street 440.

Thanks much for the info. One thing that worries me yes I don't believe my car's electrical system will handle a 130 amp alternator. It's a 63 Dodge B body

sorry guys, last time I asked about this the only reply I saw was:a lot LoL. have seen the other replys now. thanks for the info.lol Dave

gunna try again. anyone have experience cooling a mild 440 with an electric fan on the street only? looking for a cfm figure. thanks, Dave

Anyone know cfm's needed too cool for a mild 440 in Florida?

Would some sort of screen be in order to protect the radiator? With proper size holes that is.

Thanks for the help. Let's work for me. Less work.