Electric Fan
04-03-2006, 11:36 PM
#11
6th Gear Member
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RE: Electric Fan
with mine you have to get a wiring kit for it, ither its on all the time or you get a thermostat regulator kit for it. i will say i did go threw 4 sensors before i got one that worked, but it did not cost me anything.
04-03-2006, 11:38 PM
#12
The Rogue Mod
Join Date: Feb 2006
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RE: Electric Fan
ORIGINAL: Tims 88GT
you run a vortec? what rad? my neighbor uses the same fans and fluidyne rad. i stole the idea from him
he has about a 1/4 inch inbetween the blower belt and the fan motor. go to spalusa.com they have all the info on them, i think is 4inch deep. they are good for 1k hp
you run a vortec? what rad? my neighbor uses the same fans and fluidyne rad. i stole the idea from him
he has about a 1/4 inch inbetween the blower belt and the fan motor. go to spalusa.com they have all the info on them, i think is 4inch deep. they are good for 1k hp
04-03-2006, 11:41 PM
#14
The Rogue Mod
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RE: Electric Fan
ORIGINAL: Tims 88GT
let me get a pic of his set up, it maybe a few days it maybe a month or more, but he has the car at his house now, so the next time he gets it out i will get pics of it.
let me get a pic of his set up, it maybe a few days it maybe a month or more, but he has the car at his house now, so the next time he gets it out i will get pics of it.
04-03-2006, 11:57 PM
#16
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 335
RE: Electric Fan
I definitely agree that you don't always need to run a high dollar fan, but at tyhe same time... alot of people think you can just grab the electric setup off any old 4 or 6 banger junkyard motor.... remember... those small motors don't need as big of a fan, and you should really do research on how many cfm those stock fans use, then do research on what kind of cfm you need for your motor/hp... Alot of times, you will be ok with alot of the twin fan setups, but I would still recommend checking the cfm of the fan, and what your motor will need. hope this helps.
04-04-2006, 12:06 AM
#19
RE: Electric Fan
ORIGINAL: 89gtsleeper
I definitely agree that you don't always need to run a high dollar fan, but at tyhe same time... alot of people think you can just grab the electric setup off any old 4 or 6 banger junkyard motor.... remember... those small motors don't need as big of a fan, and you should really do research on how many cfm those stock fans use, then do research on what kind of cfm you need for your motor/hp... Alot of times, you will be ok with alot of the twin fan setups, but I would still recommend checking the cfm of the fan, and what your motor will need. hope this helps.
I definitely agree that you don't always need to run a high dollar fan, but at tyhe same time... alot of people think you can just grab the electric setup off any old 4 or 6 banger junkyard motor.... remember... those small motors don't need as big of a fan, and you should really do research on how many cfm those stock fans use, then do research on what kind of cfm you need for your motor/hp... Alot of times, you will be ok with alot of the twin fan setups, but I would still recommend checking the cfm of the fan, and what your motor will need. hope this helps.
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