Flex-A-Lite 210's
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From: Leominster MA
Flex-A-Lite 210's
Thinking of putting 210's in, does anyone have one and if so how easy was it to mount? Custom brackets or straight forward install?
I have a flexalite 180 in there now but the brackets are universal and it doesnt fit right.
Going to stick with fex a lite because i bought their relay system and it wasnt cheap.
Pictures would help. thanks.
I have a flexalite 180 in there now but the brackets are universal and it doesnt fit right.
Going to stick with fex a lite because i bought their relay system and it wasnt cheap.
Pictures would help. thanks.
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It's easy to mount because it comes with plastic thingys that you push through the rad fins and secure with push on plastic thingys.
I had them on my 406ci and they worked fine. It was a 550HP motor so I would get a slight temp creep if I got stuck in traffic on a hot day, otherwise it worked great
Here's a pic, hard to get a pic of electric fans because the rad is on an angle, oh wait that's a pic of me when I had hair
Here's the FlexoLite 210's
I had them on my 406ci and they worked fine. It was a 550HP motor so I would get a slight temp creep if I got stuck in traffic on a hot day, otherwise it worked great
Here's a pic, hard to get a pic of electric fans because the rad is on an angle, oh wait that's a pic of me when I had hair
Here's the FlexoLite 210's
Last edited by MotorHead; May 13, 2010 at 11:56 PM.
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Comes with a primitive bracket setup too if I remember correctly, I never had any leaks, gotta crank then down so the fans don't move
