Hey Lightblade and Abdulla GT....

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I just got done with your fan shrouds... here they are.

-16 guage milled stainless steel, can polish to mirror finish
-2 x 12" slim fans, 4040 cfm.
-Maintains Hi/lo fan setting
-only 4" deep

Jeremy got one without the holes in it, for his single fan.

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I really want/need one since the A2A pipe going into the TB is so freaking close to the shroud but I am running the stock coolant tank....sigh..is there any way to make a bracket and attatch it to your shroud? I alredy have the PS relocated....
 

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Buy a cheap coolant tank and fab up a bracket mr. Master fabricator
 

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Right on.

I really want/need one since the A2A pipe going into the TB is so freaking close to the shroud but I am running the stock coolant tank....sigh..is there any way to make a bracket and attatch it to your shroud? I alredy have the PS relocated....


Im sure we can creative engineer something lol
 

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Yes it is. He is making them to order. I was going to order mine today but I need deposit money for a new place I'm hopefully about to move into.
 

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I really want/need one since the A2A pipe going into the TB is so freaking close to the shroud but I am running the stock coolant tank....sigh..is there any way to make a bracket and attatch it to your shroud? I alredy have the PS relocated....
Im sure we can work something out. PM me, we can weld a bracket/tab to it. would look great with a moroso tank!
Is that with fans installed?
yup
Yes it is. He is making them to order. I was going to order mine today but I need deposit money for a new place I'm hopefully about to move into.
let me know when u want one...
Looks awesome man! Can't wait to get it!
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The shroud came today Cliff, Looks Great!, you did an oustanding job packaging it, and I like how it has a nice sturdy feel to it as that was something I was curious about. Once i get my fan mounted up to it I will snap some pics!
 

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The shroud came today Cliff, Looks Great!, you did an oustanding job packaging it, and I like how it has a nice sturdy feel to it as that was something I was curious about. Once i get my fan mounted up to it I will snap some pics!

Thanks for the input! appreciate it. Glad you like it, i tried to take m time with it to make it nice and sharp. Went for the thicker gauge steel because i know customers will be happier with a stronger product, rather than cheaper.
:thumb2:
cheers!

PS: To cut the hole for your fan, tape the top side of the shroud so you dont scratch it. use a jigsaw with a fine metal blade and tons of WD40. Shouldnt be too hard to cut...
 

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Thanks for the input! appreciate it. Glad you like it, i tried to take m time with it to make it nice and sharp. Went for the thicker gauge steel because i know customers will be happier with a stronger product, rather than cheaper.
:thumb2:
cheers!

PS: To cut the hole for your fan, tape the top side of the shroud so you dont scratch it. use a jigsaw with a fine metal blade and tons of WD40. Shouldnt be too hard to cut...


Thanks for the advice!

I may have to borrow a jig, I dont think a cutting wheel or sawsall will cut it. lol

Well i know the sawsall will but im not sure how round its gonna look when im done lol
 

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