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help,need a source for inline fan

here`s the situation,l`ve gone turbo with my 3.2 and keeping the stock blower has become more trouble then it`s worth.l need a 3" or 4" tube fan,like they sell for electric turbochargers to use as a booster.l`ve fabbed a duct off the shroud so l`m okay with some forced air,along with the footwell blowers but an inline booster would be optimum.Anybody have any ideas?

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If you try a search re oil cooler fans you will find some info from some knowledgeable guys on fans, properties and specs.
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i am not sure exactly what you need but you can buy 3 or 4 inch inline blowers at any marine parts store for about 30 bucks. Usually from 140 to 240 cfm.
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Pegasus Racing I'm pretty sure sells those.
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http://www.boatersland.com/itt304800000.html

Found this one with a quick google search. It's 3" though, and your heater ducting in 2.5" diameter.

Sounds like it might be fun to try though. You could use a furnco to reduce the outlet size, but where would you mount it? Only $20 too.
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http://stores.ebay.com/RACE-CITY-RACE-PARTS_W0QQsspagenameZl2QQtZkm

Or just search under Nascar on Ebay (parts)
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thanks guys,as always Pelicans help gets the job done.l`ll do the marine fan at $20.00.Where to mount it? l`m a workin on that
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thanks guys,as always Pelicans help gets the job done.l`ll do the marine fan at $20.00.Where to mount it? l`m a workin on that
Please let us know when you get it done!! And when you do, if you have time you should do a little write up with some pictures. I think this could be a good alternative to the $$$$ engine mounted blower, and also for those (like me) who have back dated their heating.

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