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 understood.  i know this.   i'm just trying to get some more people to come out sunday. was worth a shot 
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 This is will not be bombing turns at any point ! 
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 a lot of life happening in the past 2 weeks so i haven't had much time at all to tinker.  
	had some time the other day to tac some tabs in place for the catch can to be mounted to, and also make a bracket for the overflow tank. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...1efb8b00_z.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...515265ab_z.jpg Next ill tackle how to keep the fuse box in 1 spot, or decide if i want to really open up a can of worms and bring it inside.  | 
		
 You are gonna mount an overflow tank that near to your front tire?  
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 I like the safety flip-flops with the pink socks. 
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 Def get racecar fuse panel. So. Nice. 
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 If you can tackle it, I would say go for it. I think Leash is no longer taking new orders but I do like my boards from him.  | 
		
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 Im going to end up going with 2 Efans and ditch the stock set up, can i wire them in to the factory fan harness ? 
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 Yes, depending how you want it all to function. Swapping fans for fans with stock function will work with stock wiring so long as they aren't demanding some crazy amps. 
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 I took signal right off PCM for fan relays. (This is not 100% "correct" as you lose the mixing half speed stock relays can do)  | 
		
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 also... recommended fans? Pullers.  | 
		
 PCM Blue 42 (green wire) is low speed trigger  
	PCM Red 33 (blue wire) is high speed trigger So use them to trigger a standard 30amp relay. But remember factory PCM stuff is ground signals not hot signal. I have had good luck with derale stuff, but honestly, if you can make OEM fans fit, they are by far the best.  | 
		
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 Maybe some creative cutting? Also still no way to mount it to the rad without some more tig work.  | 
		
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 Worst case, you ruin the OE fans you hadn't planned on using.  | 
		
 mighty mouse makes a fan shroud for the TBSS with cutouts for stock ls1 and lt1 fbody fans. you could probably buy that and cut the width to match the griffin rad 
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 hmmm, that doesnt look like to bad of an option. But, how the hell do you reuse the LS1 fans? They are molded into the shroud.  | 
		
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 all 4th gen fans are the same give or take minor differences. the fan motor/blade/housing assembly bolts to the shroud. where are your factory fans? if you can OE fans are the way to go. LT1 fans in my 77:  | 
		
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 LT1 fans- you can see the 4 bolts per fan, so i assume they just unbolt from the shroud https://fbodywarehouse.com/store/ima...arehouse-1.jpg LS1 Fans - no bolts, look like they are molded in as 1 piece. https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...sgrfhcy1d.jpeg  | 
		
 seems like a dumb question... but can i just buy LT1 fans and mount them to the rad using the zip tie like things that a spal fan or similar would mount? 
	these joints? https://images.rallysportdirect.com/..._mmfan_mount_1  | 
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