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Paxton/fan fitment issues
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<blockquote data-quote="11redGT/CS" data-source="post: 15356913" data-attributes="member: 155208"><p>The stock fan housing is cut to make room for the ic piping it's a tight fit the headunit against the fan with the stock radiator so if yours is a little wider it can easily be a problem! And fan is on just about all the time even in cool temps so you really do need a fan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="11redGT/CS, post: 15356913, member: 155208"] The stock fan housing is cut to make room for the ic piping it's a tight fit the headunit against the fan with the stock radiator so if yours is a little wider it can easily be a problem! And fan is on just about all the time even in cool temps so you really do need a fan [/QUOTE]
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