$200 electric fan conversion
$200 electric fan conversion
Here's everything you should need if you have A/C. This set up will only draw 12 amps! Don't pay 600 bucks for a kit!... http://m.summitracing.com/cart
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From: Dover AFB DE / Harrisburg PA
Uhhh, that is a link to an empty shopping cart.
Unless you are doing deep water crossings where an Efan is good to turn off, nothing is more reliable than, or moves as much air as a mechanical fan. It's not even that much of a parasitic drag with an operational fan clutch.
Adrianspeeder
Unless you are doing deep water crossings where an Efan is good to turn off, nothing is more reliable than, or moves as much air as a mechanical fan. It's not even that much of a parasitic drag with an operational fan clutch.
Adrianspeeder
Uhhh, that is a link to an empty shopping cart.
Unless you are doing deep water crossings where an Efan is good to turn off, nothing is more reliable than, or moves as much air as a mechanical fan. It's not even that much of a parasitic drag with an operational fan clutch.
Adrianspeeder
Unless you are doing deep water crossings where an Efan is good to turn off, nothing is more reliable than, or moves as much air as a mechanical fan. It's not even that much of a parasitic drag with an operational fan clutch.
Adrianspeeder
Crap wrong link lol. My supercharger truck has a similar setupbut its rated at 5,500 CFM which is more than enough I'm going to instal a different set up on another truck that will be going through some water. I just e fans because I can't stand the sound of mechanical fans to noisy. Let me put the right link lol
Here you are... maybe... need 2 of these...http://www.summitracing.com/parts/prm-19122... and one of these...http://www.summitracing.com/parts/flx-31147... and one of these...http://www.summitracing.com/parts/flx-31146. I hope these work lol
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I bought the Flex-a-lite 270 and it has been doing fine for a few years. Althouth it is a little pricey. By the way electric fans make noise too if that is your only reason for the mod. If you do your own manitenance e-fans allow you to stand within the enigne compartment and that comes in real handy when changing the plugs and such. It has been proven on the dyno with our trucks they will gain around 07-12 RWHP depending. I did not feel a gain or MPG increase. YMMV
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I bought the Flex-a-lite 270 and it has been doing fine for a few years. Althouth it is a little pricey. By the way electric fans make noise too if that is your only reason for the mod. If you do your own manitenance e-fans allow you to stand within the enigne compartment and that comes in real handy when changing the plugs and such. It has been proven on the dyno with our trucks they will gain around 07-12 RWHP depending. I did not feel a gain or MPG increase. YMMV
Yeah that's a very reliable kit put very expensive my friend has one the extra room is very very handy! One of my trucks I had to go electric because of the SC it makes a lot of noise at idle but can't really hear it on the road though. On another truck I plan to be a off road truck so it needs electri fans since it'll be going through mud water etc.. thanks for posting
HEY GUYS LOOKS LIKE THIS PART WILL WORK BETTER IT EASIER TO WIRE AND CHEAPER TAKE A LOOK>>http://www.summitracing.com/parts/hda-3647
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Not sure summit siad the newer relay kit I posted earlier will work better. 12 inch fans pull 6 amps each and the 14 inch fans pull 7.2 amps. Ill give them a call tomorrow and try ro find out. Thanka for posting
The best set up us Lightning guys found was a Madenterprise Extreme Duty Controller and a Lincoln Mark VIII fan. I ran that set up on my old Lightning and never have a issue at the track or in the FL heat.
Ivr heard some good things about that Lincoln fan but those Mark VIIIs are rare around here. My granddad has one its been a good car but its beginning to show its age now at 230,××× miles. Any way ill check into that. Thanks for posting
E fan is definitely worth it but 5-600 bucks for one is too much
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uhhh, that is a link to an empty shopping cart.
Unless you are doing deep water crossings where an efan is good to turn off, nothing is more reliable than, or moves as much air as a mechanical fan. It's not even that much of a parasitic drag with an operational fan clutch.
Adrianspeeder
Unless you are doing deep water crossings where an efan is good to turn off, nothing is more reliable than, or moves as much air as a mechanical fan. It's not even that much of a parasitic drag with an operational fan clutch.
Adrianspeeder
+1...............
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You can one (oem replacement0 from any auto parts store....about $150 including the shroud