Dual 12" Flex a lite Electric Fans
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Dual 12" Flex a lite Electric Fans
Due to my recent COSTLY move to California, I am guaging interest on my electric fan conversion. I have the fans themselves, the temp. probe, the temp. control, and a/c relay. Some of these are extra parts not included with the fans. Everything is pre-wired by me so it would be an easy swap for you. If you're in Socal, save shipping and I will even help you swap them over (I prefer this b/c I need a fan shroud and the bolts to go with it). This mod will give you an honest 6-10 rwhp (some ppl say 15-20, but I think that's high)
Also, after running them for 1.5 years in 100+ degree heat in OK and in socal, I have had no probs whatsoever- these will keep the engine cool.
I'm asking $150 plus shipping or local pickup preferred
Thanks,
Tim
edit* you do not need an upgraded alternator for these. An upgraded battery (optima) would help, but is not necessary
Also, after running them for 1.5 years in 100+ degree heat in OK and in socal, I have had no probs whatsoever- these will keep the engine cool.
I'm asking $150 plus shipping or local pickup preferred
Thanks,
Tim
edit* you do not need an upgraded alternator for these. An upgraded battery (optima) would help, but is not necessary
Last edited by TGRich; 08-04-04 at 12:22 AM.
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I'm in Oceanside. They can be set to run constantly if you'd like (in fact, they actually run constantly when the a/c is on anyway). It doesn't even need to be wired that way, the temp. control has a constant setting, so you would just turn the ****. The only drawback would be the extra current pull and I would probably recommend an upgraded battery if you ran them all the time.
Tim
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I have an upgraded alternator so the extra current draw wont be too much of a problem. Let me line up some finances before i give final word but i am very interested.
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just a few more questions before i give my 100%
where does the temp probe go? Is there any drilling necessary? How long do you think the install should take?
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where does the temp probe go? Is there any drilling necessary? How long do you think the install should take?
Thanks
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Fans are sold. If for any reason the deal falls through, I will contact those interested in the order which they contacted me.
ps- temp probe slides inside the upper radiator hose, no drilling necessary, and couple hours on the install at most.
ps- temp probe slides inside the upper radiator hose, no drilling necessary, and couple hours on the install at most.
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