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Old 10-05-2020, 12:39 PM   #1
BlouDon
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Viscous clutch fan for SBC 350

Out here in South Africa we have to improvise....

I'm, one of those who believe that I would rather have a fan with 300HP driving it than a 0.33HP electrical motor.

The flex blade fans also does not appeal to me, so I went with a viscous coupling as found on older Jag XJ6 and XJ12 engines...

I have a 74ºC (165ºF) thermostat fitted and with normal driving, temp never goes above 80ºC (176ºF). In traffic, with AC on, I now and then see temp creeping up to 90ºF (194ºF) but that is when the clutch engages and then the temp drops rapidly back to below 80ºC (176ºF)
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Chev: '70 C10 (350 V8 / 700R4 ) & '59 Apache ( 235, 3-sp )
Jensen Interceptor '74: Mopar 440(EFI'ed) / 4L60e
Jaguar: '72 E-type Coupe V12 & '74 E-type V12 Convertible & '80 XJS V12
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