Electric fan question?
#1
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Electric fan question?
What is the biggest dual fan setup i can run? i have the 5.4
if you have any suggestions please link them.
thanks in advanced
if you have any suggestions please link them.
thanks in advanced
#3
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#4
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yea luckythirteen who used to be on this forum alot more is running these in his setup in the "how to" section
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PROCO...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PROCO...Q5fAccessories
#6
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wow small world lol, actually the best route is to get a controller. DCC has the best ones out there. they actually cost more then the fans but theyll set your mind at ease know you have a good controller. its a hot, a ground, a AC tap, and a thermostat you put in the radiator. i think thats all the wiring involved. DCC have pretty good direction on their website. http://www.dccontrol.com/introf0.htm
on a side note, where is your house in clarksville?
on a side note, where is your house in clarksville?
#7
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My recommendation (to keep the costs low) is to buy a Mark VIII fan. Buy one that is two speed; the Mark VIII fans were made with single and two speed variations. They are available on EBay for 60 to 80 bucks. I bought one a couple of weeks ago for $59.00. Verify with the seller that the fan is a two speed. The Mark VIII fan is easily modified to fit into your stock fan shroud, something I think is a good reason to go with this setup. There is a good link (perhaps the one above) which shows a similar setup using a Ford Taurus electric fan installed in the stock fan shroud.
Then buy a two speed controller. I got mine from this person:
http://www.dccontrol.com/contact.htm
This will set you back $79.00. All in all, you will have under two hundred bucks invested; much less than the fan kits sold on other web sites.
Then buy a two speed controller. I got mine from this person:
http://www.dccontrol.com/contact.htm
This will set you back $79.00. All in all, you will have under two hundred bucks invested; much less than the fan kits sold on other web sites.