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    It would be Better if you could go with a Larger 18" Flex Fan . But this 16" Flex fan will move a Lot of air . I have used many over the years . Make sure you use a fan Spacer to move the fan close enough to your radiator 2" is most Likely what you will need . I have a 14" Flex-a-lite Fan that I use on my Engine Test Stand with a 58 Chevy Radiator . It works well in keeping engines cool when breaking them in . Just stick with the S/S not the Aluminum Blade Type's or fiberglass .

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