Electric Fans
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Joined: May 2001
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From: Exiled to Richmond, VA - Finally sold my house in Murfreesboro, TN ?? Corner of "Bumf*&k and 'You've got a purdy mouth'."
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Re: Electric Fans (A C)
You live in a moderate area so I would recommend the Flex-a-lite 210 dual fans.
Don't buy them from Ecklers, get them from Summit or Jegs for $200.
They fit my radiator core perfectly and work really well.
Don't buy them from Ecklers, get them from Summit or Jegs for $200.
They fit my radiator core perfectly and work really well.
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Joined: Jan 2000
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From: Brighton
Re: Electric Fans (veech)
You can push or pull. If you want to get rid of the machanical fan, then I would go with the pull type (engine side), if you want to add air flow with the mechanical fan still in place, go with the push in front of the rad. Your radiator is about 18.5 tall x 27.5" wide. I offer the spal 16" hi-flow (2300 cfm) single fan kit for $226. Complete with harness, relay, wiring diagram, fuse link, and temp switch. I stock the pull type but I can get you a push in a couple days. http://www.dewitts.com
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Joined: Jun 2001
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From: Zebulon GA
Re: Electric Fans (BSeery)
BSeery,if you wouldn't mind telling did you use yours as a "backup" or did you do away with the mech. fan all together.I have a 74 and I am thinking of dithcing the mech.fan.
Thnks ahead for any opinions.
Thnks ahead for any opinions.
