My controller came in today.
dc controller
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dc controller
does anyone have a phone # for him? im ready to order fan combo but would like to speak with them first to see which one is right for me. ld like to run electric pump also, has anyone here done that? comments? I know his product is well liked but have had bad times with internet companies. thanks
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I suggest the Delta DC controller, and for most applications the FK35 is more than enough to a single high powered fan or two mild fans.
If you're using two high powered fans, then get the FK60.
As far as the water pump...unless you are racing your car on a straight track I would advise against the electric pump. It will not give you the same flow and will be more prone to wearing itself and the alternator.
Also, when installed electric fans it's a good idea to look at your alternator and upgrade if needed.
Originally Posted by DCC
Our controllers are rated byway of their nomenclature to indicate their current capability, as an example, an FK35 is capable of providing 35A of continuous current, these ratings are given in consideration of reliable operation under real world environmental conditions, so there is no need to under rate the application. In other words, a cooling fan that consumes 35A of continuous current requires the use of an FK35 controller, and although a 60 series controller may be substituted, there is no significant benefit in doing so.
As far as the water pump...unless you are racing your car on a straight track I would advise against the electric pump. It will not give you the same flow and will be more prone to wearing itself and the alternator.
Also, when installed electric fans it's a good idea to look at your alternator and upgrade if needed.
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how long did it take to get your parts? Im looking at the fan combos one is w-mark8 fan other is taurus fan.will the mark8 fan fit i have stock size radiator? both come w-prewired controller. also (correct me if im wrong) if u have a variable speed controller on the pump will that them make it suitable for limited street-strip action? thanks for all the info!
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Took about 4 weeks to get mine.
His number is on one of the pages of his site
I'll try to find it for you
There it is right on the installation page.
To locate an authorized DCC service center, contact DeltaCurrent Control at (408) 379 - 8951
His number is on one of the pages of his site
I'll try to find it for you
There it is right on the installation page.
To locate an authorized DCC service center, contact DeltaCurrent Control at (408) 379 - 8951
Last edited by AzMotorhead; May 31, 2007 at 04:48 PM.
