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  1. 04-02-2011 09:13 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoss Blazer View Post
    Whats a good cfm rating to keep a big block cool? I was looking at a pair of 15" w/ a cfm of 2250 each or a pair of 16" w/ a cfm of 2350 each.
    Hoss, are you having cooling problems? Check this white paper from a rodder who, I'm told, found out the hard ways how it's done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Potvinguy View Post
    Hoss, are you having cooling problems? Check this white paper from a rodder who, I'm told, found out the hard ways how it's done.
    No, I'm thinking about running an electric fan setup instead on the conventional fan in my blazer. I play in the mud so I'm kinda on the fence about switching. If i were to I'd have it so it came on @ a certain temp & off @ another, then a off switch when i went through the mud.
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