Electric Fans
10-30-2007, 03:50 PM
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Depends on what you plan on doin...
Thunder had problems with his overheating.. not sure if it was Efan related.
But ive had Stock LT1 Efans out of a Camaro on my truck for about a year now...
No problems...
Thunder had problems with his overheating.. not sure if it was Efan related.
But ive had Stock LT1 Efans out of a Camaro on my truck for about a year now...
No problems...
10-30-2007, 06:06 PM
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I put a pair of electric fans on my truck a couple of days ago and i like them very much. i did not notice too much performance increase except right at the line or real low rpms, but my fuel mileage is def. up. i sprung for the Flex-a-lite 5600CFM untis. pretty pricey, but i got them at cost so it beats trying to find and retrofit sumthin else.
10-30-2007, 09:03 PM
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E fans are a great power Free-er-upper...
Regardless of how you go about it they are great
I hav ethe dual FAL setup and its top notch. However, make sure to use a DLH or Nelson harness instead of the shitty control box that burns out and leaves you in a traffic jam with your hood up on your super hot white seirra....errrrrr
Regardless of how you go about it they are great
I hav ethe dual FAL setup and its top notch. However, make sure to use a DLH or Nelson harness instead of the shitty control box that burns out and leaves you in a traffic jam with your hood up on your super hot white seirra....errrrrr
10-31-2007, 11:53 AM
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Please elaborate. Are we talking about the control box that comes with the flex-a-lites? if so i want to ditch it and get the Nelson harness. it would be my luck it would happen to me
