Ways to add ponys?
#12
Resident Dinosaur
Ford Taurus used to have a great electric fan in them. I don't remember what the cfm on them was but it was alot. I installed an electric fan on my jeep and wasn't a bad project. Check out SPAL fans. They have all kinds of fans and controllers. What ever you do, do not mount the electric fan using the 'thru radiator zip tie thingys" They will eventual vibrate against the radiator and rub holes in it.
Kev
Kev
#16
I'm all stock as far as intake goes, what would you recommend as far as max hp gains in that department? U can see my specs in my signature or on my profile
#17
Resident Dinosaur
Depends. Most of the time intakes are more of a gimmick anyway, maybe 5hp? I know on my Mustang an AEM one didnt give me anything remotely noticeable...
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It really depends on the application. Will you feel a difference in driving it after just adding a intake? Probably not. But once you start to add multiple things like that which add power, it adds up and you def feel a difference.
And a lot can depend on the maker of the intake, they can vary greatly.
And a lot can depend on the maker of the intake, they can vary greatly.
#19
Good e-fan writeup:
https://www.f150forum.com/f72/my-efan-write-up-w-pics-7032/
I just installed the Troyer e-fan kit over the weekend, hit me up if you have any questions about install
https://www.f150forum.com/f72/my-efan-write-up-w-pics-7032/
I just installed the Troyer e-fan kit over the weekend, hit me up if you have any questions about install
#20
http://www.airaid.com/images/Product...-Installed.jpg
http://www.airaid.com/Documents/Dyno...140-2_dyno.jpg