E-fans?
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E-fans?
Okay, I am noticing that Electric fan kits are kind of ridiculous in cost. Does anyone have a link to a good kit, or the pieces to put together my own Efan setup for less $$? It just seems $500.00 is a bit high for dual flex a lites...
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If yer at all handy - this is a good place for quality components: http://www.spalusa.com/
Do not set your budget too low - your engine is worth far more than any fan kit.
I recognize you don't like getting advice from me, but I will continue to offer it as best I can.
MGD
Do not set your budget too low - your engine is worth far more than any fan kit.
I recognize you don't like getting advice from me, but I will continue to offer it as best I can.
MGD
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Originally Posted by MGDfan
If yer at all handy - this is a good place for quality components: http://www.spalusa.com/
Do not set your budget too low - your engine is worth far more than any fan kit.
I recognize you don't like getting advice from me, but I will continue to offer it as best I can.
MGD
Do not set your budget too low - your engine is worth far more than any fan kit.
I recognize you don't like getting advice from me, but I will continue to offer it as best I can.
MGD
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Originally Posted by MGDfan
If yer at all handy - this is a good place for quality components: http://www.spalusa.com/
Do not set your budget too low - your engine is worth far more than any fan kit.
I recognize you don't like getting advice from me, but I will continue to offer it as best I can.
MGD
Do not set your budget too low - your engine is worth far more than any fan kit.
I recognize you don't like getting advice from me, but I will continue to offer it as best I can.
MGD
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Originally Posted by Jwool15
Patman and I custom built my kit. It cost less than $150 bucks for everything and really isnt that difficult to do. I have two dual 16's btw
Photos and / or schematics would be great!
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Originally Posted by i.ride.suzuki
If you purchase the SPAL PWM fan controller please put it inside the vehicle, i have had two fail because of eternal condensation and do not recommend them. But the SPAL fans on the other hand are very nice. I need to install them on the new truck.
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Originally Posted by i.ride.suzuki
If you purchase the SPAL PWM fan controller please put it inside the vehicle, i have had two fail because of eternal condensation and do not recommend them. But the SPAL fans on the other hand are very nice. I need to install them on the new truck.
For shame - that's what conformal coatings and potting compounds are for
My recommendation stands.
Are you sure you just didn't hammer them with a pressure washer?
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yup you can build your own kit for right around 150 bucks if you have nothing. about 120 if you have wiring and relays
ive posted a couple different diagrams before in my threads
ive posted a couple different diagrams before in my threads
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look for a set of pusher/puller fans on ebay, 2 of them. Then buy 2 30 amp relays, if you want them temperature controlled (I gave up on temp control and just went with a switch), look for a that type of relay.
