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Does anyone know if there are any differences between a reproduction fan shroud vs. an NOS one? Are there any marks, holes or mold differences that would tell me the difference from one to the other? I'm looking to get a 69 Chevelle big block shroud and would like to know how to tell the difference between an NOS and reproduction.
Thanks, Marty |
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As far as the BB 2 & 3 core is concerned,they aren't properly reproducing the original design used on the 69-70 Chevelles.Only the BB 4 core design is offered.
The Big Block 2 & 3 core shroud is unique,in that it has a extra vertical lip overhang on the driverside to take up the extra gap when used with that smaller core. The 4 core shroud doesn't have this D/S lip,due to the thicker core and is the same flush all around. Because of this,an original BB 2/3 core shroud can run up to 4X more then a repop. |
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I know the picture is not the best, but can I tell if it is NOS or repop?
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That's the later issued #914 produced shroud,if that helps.
THAT's the only one of the three original designs that's being reproduced today. To determine if it's an orginal or a repop,describe the bottom lower outside corner on the passengerside,or post a close up pic of it if possible. |
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It has a bump there. I will post a pic later. Can you tell me if this is NOS vs repop and what application it would be for?
Thanks, Marty |
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Can't tell by that.That's the driver side upper.
You need to take a pic of the passenger side lower portion. |
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