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Clutch fan or electric fan
I'm on a budget build can i run a s/c with a clutch fan or will u have to convert?
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I would for extra room....
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depends on the s/c setup
procharger provides a bracket to attach the stock fan to their pulley |
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electrics better! it will be worth it to covert.
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+1 for electric. Less drag on the motor.
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it may work fine but they went to electric from factory for a reason. convert to electric reduce the drag on ur motor.
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"A large cam will do nothing for you if you can't use it. If you do your combo correctly, you can have both the lope and power.Think of it this way, buying a pack of magnum condoms may be impressive, but whats the point if you can't use them?"
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electric, love my engine bay clean and open
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Electic is deflty the way to go
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Ok if i go with a electric what is a good kit?
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looking at a vortech sq-trim run 10psi
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if your on a tight budget just run a taraus fan. That's what i'm rocking for now. It moves more air than my buddys aftermarket fan set up
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i would recomend a dual fan set up. two smaller fans are better than one big one u will flow more cfm idf u do two
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Short story, it will work and does work and a lot of people use them but don't make your decision using only the low cost and good availability of the Taurus fan.
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I agree, I'd bolt the blower kit on first then measure to see how much room you have from the crank pulley and brackatry to ensure you know how much room to play with.
Electric fans have there positives over mechanicals no doubt but like mentioned above, Kits are expensive unless you go the junkyard route which is fine but these fans pull allot of amperage. The taurus fan flows 3300 cfm while the lincoln fan does 4k cfm. Either one is enough to cool a blown or turbo motor but they pull allot of amps and require you to upgrade your alternator (which you should anyways) and you'll have to go with a controller that's rated to handle those high amps or a soft touch type so that's another cost. You have to use 10gauge wiring and possibly a few relays depending on your setup. There's a ton of different ways you can do this and depends on money and use of the car. I personally have efans in everything I drive so im not trying to sway you one way or the other just trying to help. |
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hows this for cheap...buy two of em....i have had 1 12 inch on my yota for a few years now and the only time it has overheated at all was muddin and accidently left the ac on |
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I wouldn't suggest that efan to someone with a blower because 1200cfm isn't going to do shit for cooling. I had a fan out of a astro van that flowed 1400cfm for about four years on my gt until I put the novi2k on. Would over heat withing ten minutes of driving and had to swap in a taurus |
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What about the Black Magic kit??
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