Well, this isn't what you want, but I have some information. I will be running a fan from a 3.8L Taurus (I think mine was in a '92). It took a while searching the junkyards, but since I enjoy going to the junkyard I didn't mind. The price was also right at $25.
http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2003/02/electricfan/index.shtml
Here's a link to a web site explaining one way to install the fan. I don't subscribe to the quick easy philosophy of sticking things through the radiator to attach the fan, however. I think it would be well worth anyone's time to spend a bit planning and fabricating some metal brackets instead.
I believe the Taurus fan is a two speed unit capable of 2000 cfm. Should be plenty for my 351C that I will be installing. I also plan on using a Jeg's universal Ford radiator. I measured my '70, and it looks like it will fit fine to me.
I hope that helps you.
http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2003/02/electricfan/index.shtml
Here's a link to a web site explaining one way to install the fan. I don't subscribe to the quick easy philosophy of sticking things through the radiator to attach the fan, however. I think it would be well worth anyone's time to spend a bit planning and fabricating some metal brackets instead.
I believe the Taurus fan is a two speed unit capable of 2000 cfm. Should be plenty for my 351C that I will be installing. I also plan on using a Jeg's universal Ford radiator. I measured my '70, and it looks like it will fit fine to me.
I hope that helps you.
I don't know the CFM, but I'm running the Hot Rod Air electric fan from Mustangs Unlimited... $249.00 and a 3 core stock type radiator, one my '66. I had all kinds of heat problems before this upgrade and now it only gets to halfway between the cold mark and the normal (halfway) mark. I'm pretty happy with this combo and it gets pretty hot in Georgia!
I also use water-wetter...
I also use water-wetter...