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    Quote Originally Posted by 36 sedan View Post
    The higher temps are at low speeds and stops, cruisin’ speeds (60 - 70mph) are OK, can get a little warm if pushed hard for a prolonged period (75 - 80mph).

    Has only 1 pull fan (2 pushers) and not enough room for another puller the radiator is set close to the motor to allow room for the A/C condenser.

    I'll check the radiator specs for pressure to be sure.
    Two out front is even worse! You're blocking off a huge area of your radiator and AC condenser. You should be fine with one good (high amp, lots of flow - I like SPAL fans) puller fan if it's mounted to a shroud plate. What thermostat are you running, and what do you consider "..a little warm"?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    Are your fans mounted to a shroud panel, to force all flow through the fans?
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    .... puller fan if it's mounted to a shroud plate.
    Does your radiator have a shroud for the fan(s)? I really think if you pull the two outer fans you'll see a difference in the operating temp, provided your puller is a good, high capacity fan with the controls set right or even with a three position toggle, Off/Low/High if you want manual control.
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