electric fans low budget setup???
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electric fans low budget setup???
i want to do an electric fan conversion on my 92 sc300, my fan shroud is broken and i might as well spend that money on an electric fan conversion. been thinking about doing this for some time now. but i was wondering if i can use a stock oem fan of some other cars, instead of dishing out the big bucks for a FAL one??? any wiring diagrams?? dual or single setup?? which one to go with?? push or pull type??thanks for any help
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Intellexual covers this in their FAQ. They recommend the Flex-a-lite 210 but a friend of mine has a MKIV Supra. He bought two 12" E. fans from the local auto parts store and wired them into the aux. AC fan wiring. I plan to do the same but haven't had a chance to dig into it yet so that's all I can give you for now.
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Im using electric fans on my koyo radiator. The setup is a dual fan that is connected to a relay which is connected to my "ACC" position to the ignition. The fans are VERY LOUD, just thought that i'd warn you first. However, i would not trade the electric fans in for the stock ones. I love this setup.
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Originally posted by samill2
Do you guys actually feel a difference on the butt-dyno with the electrics?
Do you guys actually feel a difference on the butt-dyno with the electrics?
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Originally posted by prjctSC300
is it really necssary to have dual fans or can i just run a single fan setup??
is it really necssary to have dual fans or can i just run a single fan setup??
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