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    battery box obstructing air flow on 71 chassis with warmed over 3 liter

    I have a 71 that has a warmed over 3liter engine with PMOs and 9.5 pistons. I was wondering what the collective wisdom is regarding the cooling needs with regards to this engine in light of the fact that the battery box looks to me like it will interfere with the air flow. I was considering cutting a vent hole in the bumper, but that hole would basically line up with the battery box? I suppose
    I could fit a fan on the oil cooler if needed, but would rather not do that if the cooler alone is likely to be adequate?
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