Summit Electric Water Pump Clearance
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Summit Electric Water Pump Clearance
I'm not trying to beat a dead horse, but I'm looking to know how much clearancing is needed to the stock fans to get the Summit electric water pump to fit. I'm actually considering eliminating the A/C and switching to a stock pusher fan setup to give me clearance since I don't want to trim the stock shrouds and fans too much and want a relatively clean install. I am okay with trimming the housing but don't want to trip the fan itself.
There are also aftermarket fans of course but I'd rather keep my money in my bank account rather than in someone else's.
Thanks for any help and especially photos if someone has them.
There are also aftermarket fans of course but I'd rather keep my money in my bank account rather than in someone else's.
Thanks for any help and especially photos if someone has them.
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I'm not trying to beat a dead horse, but I'm looking to know how much clearancing is needed to the stock fans to get the Summit electric water pump to fit. I'm actually considering eliminating the A/C and switching to a stock pusher fan setup to give me clearance since I don't want to trim the stock shrouds and fans too much and want a relatively clean install. I am okay with trimming the housing but don't want to trip the fan itself.
There are also aftermarket fans of course but I'd rather keep my money in my bank account rather than in someone else's.
Thanks for any help and especially photos if someone has them.
There are also aftermarket fans of course but I'd rather keep my money in my bank account rather than in someone else's.
Thanks for any help and especially photos if someone has them.
#6
I considered mounting the fans side by side to gain the clearance as well. If only minimal clearancing is needed I'll remove some material and call it a day. Otherwise I'll make a sweet aluminum plate mount for the fans mounted low and parallel to each other. Problem solved.