Overheating 360 new engine

The problem "most don't get" is you must use a "System" and not go so cheap. Using some small CFM electric fans will not work. Using 1 big fan also may not work.
Don't expect to throw a bunch of crap parts together and have it out preform a stock fan.

Shrouds are a must.

If the radiator is 25 inches wide and 17 tall, two 12 inch HIGH CFM fans should keep any proper built engine cool. Six 8 inch ones will work best but costs too much.

If it draws 30 Amps, don't try to use 18 - 12 gauge wire, use 10 - 8 gauge. Use 18 gauge only on the relay trigger sides.

Relays, Make a power source 40 Amp relay that is switched on with the ignition. Feed it from the battery with 8 gauge wire. Now you can hook up Fan relays, Headlight relays, Horn relays, Fog Light relays...... All fed with 30-40 Amp's

Use proper sensors and relays or controller boxes.

So many times I have helped guys figure out electric cooling fan issues. 90% of the time they are using 18 gauge wire, coming off the Ampmeter side and maybe a relay switched by a temp sensor.
I rewire it all using proper size wires, relays and controls. Piss poor design equals piss poor performance.

Exactly. If you slap a bunch of junk together you will get a bunch of junk.

Heck, even if you spend a TON of money without doing your homework and figuring out the requirements of the system you can end up with a bunch of really expensive junk! There are really expensive, aftermarket electric fans out there that do not move enough CFM for a lot of systems.

Which is how I ended up with Ford Contour fans. They fit the 26" radiator size for these cars (a stock size on the later A's!!!), they move plenty of CFM to keep the car cooled properly, and despite having better flow ratings than a lot of aftermarket fans they're available for half the price. You have the match the components to your needs.