Electric fans?

[Masondood]

Hi Lads: I changed out the rad this year, but the fan stuck to the front of the engine is something I'd like to replace. Have you installed an electric fan unit? I'm thinking of a two fan unit to improve cooling as when I crank the car to 180 km's or so the temp tends to stay pretty hot for the rest of the ride.

Any experiences or suggestions you'd like to share would be very much appreciated. Thanks!

 

[calimedeiros]

Interesting about electric fans that's something I would wanna do

 

[Manny@Dasilva]

Hi Lads: I changed out the rad this year, but the fan stuck to the front of the engine is something I'd like to replace. Have you installed an electric fan unit? I'm thinking of a two fan unit to improve cooling as when I crank the car to 180 km's or so the temp tends to stay pretty hot for the rest of the ride.

Any experiences or suggestions you'd like to share would be very much appreciated. Thanks!

A single fan with temp control is all youi need

 

[Woodstock Car Guy]

A single fan with temp control is all youi need

I like the temp control and an override switch under the dash so you can flip it on when struck in traffic before the temp climbs. Just a little extra peace of mind.

 

[taylorsk8]

I was running a single fan and it worked great. It is/was a Be Cool 16". I wired in an override so I could run it whenever I wanted but you don't need to. They do draw some power though and you may notice that is surges while you are signaling and the headlights are on. But it worked great!

T

 

[buckhorn76]

you may want to double check your alternator output against the fans power draw. might need to upgrade.

 

[Case75]

I run a high flow water pump with the 7 blade AC fan, 4 core rad with water wetter. Temp never gets above 200 on the hottest days, most highway runs it's around 195.