1968 GTO OPGI Fan Shroud Installation

I have a Champion Brand radiator that is set up for my automatic transmission. This installed really well over the top of that and I am very please with the overall look and fit.
OPGI Fan Shroud
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[@X_Is_Groggy]

I daily a 68 GTO, and when something goes arise and Im lost in the sauce, im so glad your channel is here to help me out or put me in the right direction

[@DoItMyselfGarage]

I'm glad it's been helpful. These old cars are fun to drive, but keeping them running can be a challenge sometimes.

[@Follow_phil]

It was nice to meet you at Frankensteiners today

[@DoItMyselfGarage]

Nice meeting you also!

[@WillKlaver]

.. chain down that engine on driver's side to the Frame, 5/16 or 3/8 whichever you like, grade 8 Bolt through a link & Replacing an Upper Bellhousing Bolt, longer bolt & washers, torqued to spec & fairly Tight on chain movement ..

[@DoItMyselfGarage]

@@WillKlaver yeah, I've added a bit of torque with the stroker crank. Might be a good project for over the winter here. I'm sure those factory motor mounts weren't really designed to handle that much.

[@WillKlaver]

@@DoItMyselfGarage .. nope .. & you don't get the Vibration you'd have with Solid Mounts, but Hold when you need it & that engine torque rises, & your fan won't hit the Shroud .. 🧰👨‍🔧✈️