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#21
Burning Brakes
Welcome to the club and thank you for your service!
I see that you are from the county next door (if your plates are current). Not exactly a car show, but a great gathering happens every Saturday at the Cup O' Joe's at the Lennox Center here in Columbus. A little Columbus Cars and Coffee from about 8am - 11am or so. The better the weather, the better the turn out, but the group meets year round.
Here's the thread to check it out:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...mbus-ohio.html
I see that you are from the county next door (if your plates are current). Not exactly a car show, but a great gathering happens every Saturday at the Cup O' Joe's at the Lennox Center here in Columbus. A little Columbus Cars and Coffee from about 8am - 11am or so. The better the weather, the better the turn out, but the group meets year round.
Here's the thread to check it out:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...mbus-ohio.html
#22
Le Mans Master
Get rid of that flex-fan, and either get a stock replacement clutch fan, or electrics. Both will free up some hp compared to the flex-fan.
Love the car!
Love the car!
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#25
Le Mans Master
Another thing that will help your goal of making it look great, is they sell new, repop emission stickers for the engine compartment. You're lucky,(or at least smarter than some of us), that you don't have a lot to do ! Just drive it!
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As I said previously I'm not exactly experienced when it comes to cars. I know you are talking about the fan near the radiator but I'm unsure what you mean when you say something is wrong and the part about a shroud I assume is like a safety guard?
#27
Le Mans Master
A fan shroud directs the flow of air more efficiently around the radiator.
Basically, you have the worst combination. Kill's hp, and poor efficiency for the radiator.
You should either hunt down a radiator shroud and a stock clutch type fan setup, or just get electric fans for that radiator.
#29
Le Mans Master
You used to be able to buy (still might) fan clutches through most auto parts stores. The fan itself you probably need to look around, junkyards, swap meets, just about anywhere as they aren't rare.
A fan shroud isn't available through an auto parts stores. Some of the vendors here might sell repro's.
A fan shroud isn't available through an auto parts stores. Some of the vendors here might sell repro's.
#31
Burning Brakes
Above all, thank you sir for your service to our wonderful country. You more than deserve to be in this elite "family" and let the Forum know if we can ever help you with any trouble-shooting guidance as you settle in. Just remember to wave back! Many thanks again. Seriously.