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OK---so now we know what engine you have--If you want to do electric fan--use a unit from Tauras or Mk 8 lincoln--take a look at this unit from guy known as GT_RECYCLER in Nashville, Tn its an Ebay item#221029845889 and also lots of info on fans at his site--I have gotten several from him----there is a guy in texas that sells a relay package fot 2 speed fans for the cobra guys that i will look up for you if you want---
On the fuel pump----For your application I would go with a engine mech pump from Holley, Edelbrock that is up around 80-100 gallons /hour---Pick the unit that has the size fittings you want ---and I would go to a 1/2 line from the tank or at least a 3/8--plumb in a good filter thats easy to get to and away from heat sources--
If you do the electric pump, be aware that you will need it near the tank----and since thats in the cab---noisy---you won't be able to hear your exhaust or radio-----
For info on wiring kit relays, etc for the high amp fans -------www.thehollisterroadcompany.com----------------lots of info on the different fans, types of wire and relay/fuses/switches, etc--
these Lincoln, Taurus/Sable fans are available almost everywhere but there are some differances so do a little research
another route is the earlier Viper fan assemblys
for fuel pump ideas---Southern Performance systems offer a kit for hot rod electric fuel pumps, braided hose, filter(no regulator) around $400--------
Jerry, thanks for supporting the "young whippersnapper".. lol..
My oldest son could only learn through the School of Hard Knocks. Now, at age 34, he is surprised that I could have learned so much during the last ten years!
whats that old saying???
Too soon we get old, too late we get smart??????
Or how about "Youth is Wasted on the Young!"Quote:
Originally Posted by jerry clayton
Many years ago, my father told me, "You will soon be as smart as I am - may already be - but you'll never be as wise as I am until you've lived as long as I have."
My father passed away in 1995 - How die he know??
My Dad has 2 expressions he favors;
1. An empty barrel makes the most noise.
and
2. Better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and prove them right.
I still try and live by them.. sometimes I fail..:HMMM: