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04-06-2007 08:44 AM #1
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Any chance that five blade fan is one of those Flex Fans with what looks like stainless steel flexible blades? If so , they are quite noisy at higher RPM's
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04-06-2007 08:49 AM #2
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Its a steel fan, didn't think to ask the guy what it came off of. last night I found a stock fan on ebay and I'm going to bid the last 30 seconds and hope to get it-------Richie
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04-06-2007 06:36 PM #3
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Falcon/ Mustang 6cyl fans are staggard/ small, and use a standard bolt pattern, 1 of them might work, if you loose the bid on the stocker. they don't make too much noise.
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04-06-2007 09:21 PM #4
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Pull off the fan and go for a quick ride at those speeds to see if it goes away. A buddy of mine had a '49 Plymouth (stock) and it didn't like to go that fast without making some noises, as I remember.
But pulling the fan off will be the proof.
Don
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