Scott Drake Performance Fan Shroud 1964-1966 Ford Mustang
204-C3DZ-8146-3F
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Fan Shrouds
Scott Drake C3DZ-8146-3F Features:
This fan shroud is for the 1964-1966 8 cylinder Mustangs and is extremely efficient in drawing in cool air through the radiator at low speeds and idle, which is when most overheating occurs. This shroud is 3 1/2 inches wide. Not only does this larger shroud greatly enhance cooling capabilities, but it also offers more protection from the fan blades. "Caution Fan" decal is also included. Made of fiberglass. 1964 - 1966 6 cylinder Mustangs can use this shroud with minor trimming, especially on 6 cylinder cars equipped with power steering and air conditioning. Radiator shroud brackets sold separately.- Made from heat resistant fiberglass
- Efficiently draws cool air through the radiator at idle and low speed
- 3 1/2 inches wide
- Fits 20 inch radiators
Specifications:
In a 1966 Mustang A Code will this fit an aftermarket alum. radiator that is about 19.25 inches wide bolt to bolt? Core is 17.75" wide and 15.75" tall. Core depth 2 3/16". Tank 18.75" wide. I can't find dimensions anywhere online of this unit. Thanks.
Does this exactly fit my radiator? My radiator is a 259-2AL, Scott Drake. Also, are there brackets to attach the shroud?
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