to go into my traveler with a rover engine & rover dash harness etc.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Mini-1275-carb-sp ... 240%3A1318

or

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/9-INCH-LOW-PROFI ... 240%3A1318

thanks.

Either will do the job if a fan is what you are after, however the Rover item is designed for an underwing cowling that is supplied in the later Rovers, and therefore hasn't go a guard to suit. Neither is there an easy way of stopping the fan from fouling without some fabrication as the spinning part swings in free space.

I would go the generic as it will be a little easier to fit and make safe.

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I would be fitting a 16 blade metal fan. But that is just me.

that is just you....

go the 9" one mate, piss easy to fit and works like a dream

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yeh cool..

just when im in traffic.


coool... :D:D sold! hehe

I'd use none of them.

The rover fan as shown won't really work in the early cars very well because it needs the inner guard cut up, whereas the generic one won't be suitable in the wheel arch.

Get your greasy mits on a rover thermofan from the 80's.
It will bolt onto your van with NO modifcations to either of them, and it has the correct cowling to direct air through the fan.

jesus 20quid!!! Lindsay @ minis plus down here will sell you one for 15 dollars + postage.

i went a 10" repco chinese unipart thermo fan in my mini, it's a perfect fit! cost $50.

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