I am still waiting on my Fx4 to arrive and it will have a Roush supercharger put on it once it gets broken in.

I want to buy a e-fan kit that will run right and wont give me any worries because I will be constantly making 1-3 hour trips about every week.

What brand's do you suggest, I would like to stay under $400 for sure!


Thanks

 

Rinse. Repeat.

 

Flex A Lite #270 for $400. Do a search and you won't find problem posts with them. Mine have been in for 16 months without a glitch.

 

A freebie....

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=246678

no spoon..

 

I have the troyer efan kit. I'm thinking of replacing with the flexalite. That should say enough.

 

hmmm... I smell a good deal. flex-a-lite is just 20 miles from me... maybe I should pay them a visit. I used to do business for them. Wonder if they remember me lol.

 

Flex a Lite does seem to be the safest bet from what I have read. Looks like a pretty solid kit. When its time for me to check that mod off that will be the kit I use

 

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...75#post2629075

This is what I went through with my Troyer fan kit. Read the last post.

 

Looks like their only good at making tunes I suppose.

 

Good post guys - I was thinking of one more perf mod for the truck before I start really lookin at the '07 stangs. E-fan and pulley combo will be my final performance mod to the truck and was thinking about Troyer install for both.

 

Flex-a-lite 270 and a Spal electronic controler. FAL's controllers are junk as are most others that come as a "kit".

 

From all the heartache I've read on here about e-fans, I'd stay with the mechanical clutch fan unless you've got some burning desire or unavoidable requirement for electric fans. Especially if you need something that's dead reliable.

 

I think you should just stay with your stock unit. It would really suck if the electric unit crapped out on you when you needed to be somewhere. Only my opinion.

 

I bought 2 14" fans from ebay, a controller from Mad enterpirze, and some mounting sip-ties from O'Riely's auto parts for WELL under $400. even less than $200.

They have worked flawlessly and are still mounted solid as a rock. I have since added a switch to the second (auxilary) fan so I can turn it on at the track. Only one fan EVER came on from engine heat, so I added a switch to the second fan.

Great Mod.

The electric fans ONLY run if you are in stop-n-go traffic. Otherwise, the wind from driving cools the radiator just fine.

 

I have a set of the troyer fans i have not installed so i would be willing to sell them so email me if you are interested!! srdkevinwilliams@aol.com or srdkevinwilliams@gmail.com