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Old 05-19-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Default To add an electrical rad. cooling fan or not?

Ihave seen alot of guys putting the electrical radiator fans on thier cars. Is this a good option or not? And if yes, which fan do you recommend?

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yea the electric fan is the way to go..properly sized anyway...some times 2 fans next to each other , is better then 1...measure your radiator and see what size u can fit on there....14" ,16" ,etc..............u will also need a thermostate control to operate fan accordingly... unless u just put a toggle switch to run on or off.....sumitt or jegs is a good place to get this stuff.....
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I did put an electric fan (black magic) and switch back to clutch fan...it did run too hot and my alternator couldn't keep up...I recommand you to upgrade your alternator if you switch to electric...
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