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Old 04-13-2006, 11:49 AM
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Is there a way to put electric fans on my TBSS?? Looking for a bolt in type electric fans that fit good and work right. Anything out there??
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nope i hear that there is a freaking problem trying to do all that
Old 04-13-2006, 01:12 PM
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We are in the process of building a fan kit that will drop in on the TBSS.

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I've got a set of ls1 fans on mine but it's not exactly drop in.
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Originally Posted by blacksheep
I've got a set of ls1 fans on mine but it's not exactly drop in.

What did you have to do??
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You could do it by fabbing up some braces and buy a Flex-a-lite stand alone controller. There are some problems going through the computer so you would be better off with an individual controller for the fans.
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You should have the connections already to hook up the SSR electric fan and there is a member on the SSRfanatic.com board that does an aux fan to back it up. Go check the board, if you were closer I would say stop by and we could compare my SSR to the TBSS to see if it would plug into your stock harness.
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I just bought an electric fan from SDPC and used radiator zip ties to hold it on. I bought a t-stat switch for it as well. Actually looks somewhat factory..
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If you're not afraid of a little build-up, I'm not having any luck selling my set-up that was on my Titan. I was about to part it and put the fans and controller on Ebay.

https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=355598
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what size and cfm would be good for our trucks. Is a big fan ie 18 inch fllow that much more than a 15 inch with a higher rpm run setting


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