Slick 60's

last time i was at the track the guy that inspects them before you run said i needed to add a radiator overflow container before i came back next time, found an energy drink bottle,, thought that was it,, of course when i add my alum radiator i will get a nice one, but i couldnt resit this

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Yamaha Vino 125 specifications

hehehehe,perfect

That's great! It'll probably scare off some little ricer punk too, if he sees that.

Im very interested to know what your fan shroud came from?

1944-1961 wrote:Im very interested to know what your fan shroud came from?

I'm guessing a dentside, maybe?

that shroud was on it when i got it, ill look and see if theres a part number or something on it, i plan on getting an alum radiator and going to elctric fans, so ill probably have it for sale soon if your interested
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List of Honda motorcycles

Looks very similiar to 69-71 Lincoln Mark III fan shrouds. I'd imagine they used it on a lot of different vehicles though. If anyone wants an extra I can probably scrounge up several from our cars if thats indeed what it is.

I put a 77 truck rad. in my 66 and used a shroud that looks just like the one in the above pic. Got the shroud from D.C. pn D7TZ-8146-A. I have a 3" body lift and had to lower the rad. 3" to align with the engine fan. Then later when i installed a/c had to raise rad. back up 3" so a/c condincer and rad. would line up. No longer able to use stock shroud, took it out installed alum. shroud with e-fan, works great. The repo. fan shroud is made from very hard type of plastic and cracks easy, i probably would have removed it anyway.

Lonnie