I have searched and could not find the answer. I am working on a 87 Toyota truck rebuild from the ground up. I have put a 3" body lift on it. The lift kit is a home made kit from 3"x3"x3" harden steel blocks. So my questions are as follows
1. Will the lift affect how the fan cools the radiator.
2. The radiator is from a 2 wd
will cause me problems.

Again if I missed this on the search sorry. The main purpose of this truck is hunting and driving in bad weather and very little extreme off driving.

 

I dont think 3" would affect it too bad but if its in your budget I'd get an electric fan just to be safe.

 

I don't think this is the right place to post a tech question. try here.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116/

 

You need to also lower the radiator about 3 inches..
When the engine torques it'll smash your fan blade into your radiator.
Or, the alternative is to get a drivetrain lift and smooth out under your body for more ground clearance.

 

yea get some 4 inch strips of steel and drill some holes to relocate the radiator 3 inches down

 

yup, there is not 3" between the shroud and the fan. Rad will have to be lowered.

 

or scrap the mech fan aand go electric like stated above, common sense solutions here not rocket science :-)

 

With all the comments about going to electric what are some specs on said fan should i look for?