
- Shroud and Fan Kit
- Fan Shroud
- 16" Fan
- Single Fan Controller
Kit Includes: - Champion Aluminum Fan Shroud - 166-FS4954
- Champion 16" Swept-Blade Electric Cooling Fan - 166-CCFK16
- JEGS 185° Single Fan Controller - 555-10560
Includes:
Items You Need

JEGS
Wire Crimping Pliers and Stripping Tool
Part Number : 555-80575

CHAMPION COOLING SYSTEMS
All-Aluminum Radiator 1949-1954 Chevrolet
Part Number : 166-CC4954

CHAMPION COOLING SYSTEMS
All-Aluminum Radiator 1949-1954 Chevrolet
Part Number : 166-EC4954

CHAMPION COOLING SYSTEMS
All-Aluminum Radiator 1949-1954 Chevrolet
Part Number : 166-MC4954

JEGS
Sure Grip Cut & Pull Wire Stripper
Part Number : 555-80573

JEGS
Wire Crimping Pliers and Stripping Tool
Part Number : 555-80575

CHAMPION COOLING SYSTEMS
All-Aluminum Radiator 1949-1954 Chevrolet
Part Number : 166-CC4954

CHAMPION COOLING SYSTEMS
All-Aluminum Radiator 1949-1954 Chevrolet
Part Number : 166-EC4954

CHAMPION COOLING SYSTEMS
All-Aluminum Radiator 1949-1954 Chevrolet
Part Number : 166-MC4954

JEGS
Sure Grip Cut & Pull Wire Stripper
Part Number : 555-80573

JEGS
Wire Crimping Pliers and Stripping Tool
Part Number : 555-80575

CHAMPION COOLING SYSTEMS
All-Aluminum Radiator 1949-1954 Chevrolet
Part Number : 166-CC4954

CHAMPION COOLING SYSTEMS
All-Aluminum Radiator 1949-1954 Chevrolet
Part Number : 166-EC4954
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