Re: Swap in a stock clutch fan or not?

[Akron Don <dgallimore@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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The Mopar Performance setup is taller than the ones that fit the '65 
B-Bodies.  Tried to put one on the RB engine in my '65 Belvedere which 
is pretty much a cloned 426 wedge car and wouldn't fit.  I found an 
original (it fits) and its about 1 1/2 to 2 inches shorter.

   Akron Don

MidPenMopar@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Hello all, I have an after-market flex fan on my 383 now. I have been 
> thinking of putting on a stock Mopar five blade clutch fan. The after-market blade 
> seems to work perfect and is only a few months old. But I have been hearing more 
> and more stories about them braking off and destroying the engine 
> compartment. 
>
> So my question is would the $100 spent on a new MP clutch fan bring me any 
> returns other than peace of mind. Like will it cool better? or any other 
> attributes I may gain from switching over?
> Thank you for any opinions.
> Stu
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