electric fan
#1
electric fan
so im going to do an electric fan conversion this week. here is my issue. i've been trying to locate one around here off taurus and other cars that i can pull fans off. cheapest one i've found is off a mark VII that was75 dollars. and that would also requeire the thermostat kit and some fuse conversion stuff.
anyways so i went to autozone and they have universal fans
-16" is 64.99
-12" is 46.99
i figured i could run one 16" or dual 12". they are not rated on the box at CFM's but summit has the same exact looking fans and they are rated so i assume they are similar.
16" is 2,010 CFM's
12" is 1,250 CFM's
is the 16" inch fan at 2,010CFM'sby itself sufficient? if so that means i could wire one up with thermostat hook up for right at 100 dollars. if not would dual 12" fans at 2500CFM's be sufficient which i could run for right at 150 dollars. both combos would be cheaper than a brand name after market fan on JEGS or Summit and i cant really fine anything around here locally yet cheaper than that.
anyways so i went to autozone and they have universal fans
-16" is 64.99
-12" is 46.99
i figured i could run one 16" or dual 12". they are not rated on the box at CFM's but summit has the same exact looking fans and they are rated so i assume they are similar.
16" is 2,010 CFM's
12" is 1,250 CFM's
is the 16" inch fan at 2,010CFM'sby itself sufficient? if so that means i could wire one up with thermostat hook up for right at 100 dollars. if not would dual 12" fans at 2500CFM's be sufficient which i could run for right at 150 dollars. both combos would be cheaper than a brand name after market fan on JEGS or Summit and i cant really fine anything around here locally yet cheaper than that.
#2
RE: electric fan
also I have dual row aluminum radiator and i run stock mech. fan with no shroud. i have no cooling issues right now. the rad runs pretty cool all the time. i can drive around for an hour get out and lay my hands on the rad and its barely hot to the touch. so i assume i have pretty good cooling system as is.
#4
RE: electric fan
I run a flexalite trimline fan for tight clearance and it's a 16 inch and a thermostat kit....whole set up cost 200.00 and cools excellent!!! fan is either 3000 or 3500 cfm
#5
RE: electric fan
would 2,010CFM be sufficient in my case? if not i can always go your route mjr46. i just think it would be more convinient that i can just go down and pick up the wire kit and fan locally and if the fan sucks or whatever i can just order the flexalite fan and just swap it out real quick.
#6
RE: electric fan
ORIGINAL: FivePointOhh
would 2,010CFM be sufficient in my case? if not i can always go your route mjr46. i just think it would be more convinient that i can just go down and pick up the wire kit and fan locally and if the fan sucks or whatever i can just order the flexalite fan and just swap it out real quick.
would 2,010CFM be sufficient in my case? if not i can always go your route mjr46. i just think it would be more convinient that i can just go down and pick up the wire kit and fan locally and if the fan sucks or whatever i can just order the flexalite fan and just swap it out real quick.
#10
RE: electric fan
is 40+ shipping high for a taurus fan? i know there $25 at a pick and pull, but thats taking the time to go get it, if they even have one. $40 seems fair to me, only thing youre missing out on is if you were to grab all the wire while at pick and pull