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I've attached a picture of the fan shroud. I'm not really sure if it will accept aftermarket fans. The stock fan shroud & fans is already pretty good. Considering how
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I've attached a picture of the fan shroud. I'm not really sure if it will accept aftermarket fans.
The stock fan shroud & fans is already pretty good. Considering how poor the direct airflow is with the front fascia design, and how inefficient the stock 1 piece cooling system design is... they are using pretty powerful and large fans to do draw airflow into the radiator. People who run the stock fans with our unit see the benefits of the extra cooling capacity, B-tube technology, and 2 piece design. Both oil and water temps fall, and are more stabilized.. even under hard/spirited driving conditions. Sorry I don't have anymore information. Other drivers who have swapped out their cooling systems with a CSF might be able to offer more insight.
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