Just if anyone didnt see it, on Trucks! on TNN today, they installed an ATI Procharger on a 2002 F-150 Screw 5.4L.

 

If anyone really wants to see it, I taped it cause I was doing something else, so I could transfer it from my VCR to my comp and make a video file. If anyone wants it.

 

I am wondering what problems electric fans might cause for the Procharger, if any. The ductwork to the intercooler runs through two holes cut in the fan shroud. Would you have to run pushers or will the profile of the electric fans allow the ducting to get by?
Rick

 

You need pushers

 

I just saw preview for this show, it will be aired again at 11:30 a.m. M.S.T. on TNN, if anybody missed it nows your chance.

 

Its comin back on... TNN @ 2pm EST

 

It is on right now!

 

Puller fans work, you just gotta cut sections from the ati tubing out.

Frank

 

It was a pretty good show. It seems like a pretty easy install. They finish up next week.

 

Most of us ATI guys run dual 16" fans in front of radiator and have no problems at all, we pull fan and shroud, leaves a lot more room to get to front of engine as well

 

I watched it waiting in anticipation for him to fire it up so I could hear the whine. Now I gotta "tune in next week". Son of a...

 

Thanks beastie, ganiman,Zyg. Ganiman, do you mean the ATI ducts have to be cut and welded or am I misinterpreting?
Rick

 

If you could get that episode to me in E-mail I'd really appreciate it! I'm not sure if there is limit for the size of a file but I sure would like to see the episode I missed.

Thanks in advance.

abalolepew@aol.com


Thanks!

 

Hey Guys, I have been able to mount my electric fan on the outside of the shroud and have installed the tubes between the fan and the radiator with room to spare. I even was able to mount two 71/4 inch Derale fans on the back of the intercooler using them as pullers but I had to modify the tranny cooler and PS cooler brackets to have enough room. My album over at Truck World has some pictures of the install. It is very clean!