D3PE PROSPEED Dual Spal Fan Shroud Kit with PWM Speed Control!
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Yes East Coast Supercharging has installed a few of our shrouds on DeWitts radiators. We haven't done one in house so I don't have photos and specifics but maybe one of those guys will chime in
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#46
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Have our large order of fans from SPAL finally on the way and many are already spoken for! Get your Fan Shroud kit ordered now to be one of the first!
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D3 My ECS supercharged Z06 is running too hot with AC on (240+). Around 206-220 w/o AC on with stock radiator. I 'm in dire need of cooling. However I think that my fan controller is dead. I bypassed it a while ago with the relay solution, but my car still runs (240+) with AC on. Does your fan require the stock fan controller to be functional? Or will I need to purchase a fan controller along with your fan setup? Furthermore, can your fans be installed with the radiator IN the car from underneath? I just want to minimize what supercharger parts I have to remove to install the fans. Thanks
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I ordered mine a couple of days ago. Should have results Friday of next week some time.
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D3 My ECS supercharged Z06 is running too hot with AC on (240+). Around 206-220 w/o AC on with stock radiator. I 'm in dire need of cooling. However I think that my fan controller is dead. I bypassed it a while ago with the relay solution, but my car still runs (240+) with AC on. Does your fan require the stock fan controller to be functional? Or will I need to purchase a fan controller along with your fan setup? Furthermore, can your fans be installed with the radiator IN the car from underneath? I just want to minimize what supercharger parts I have to remove to install the fans. Thanks
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greatgonzer (06-23-2016)
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#51
any plans on having it fit a cut down shorty dewitts? I am running a short dewitts with a 17" brushless fan and am seeing 205 in 90 degree weather without AC and really want to be able to use my AC
#53
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There is no way those fans fit on a cut down setup. Best you can hope for would be maybe a 9" and 12" combo. If you are still overheating I would sell the cutdown radiator and order a full size with these fans. For race days just pop off intake and put a velocity stack on or turbo screen. On street who cares if dongle limits you to 1100-1150
#54
Order placed! I can't wait to receive the D3 fan setup and get this cooling issue with me ECS supercharger +AC under control!!!! Thanks to member Unreal for suggestions and inputs. It helped greatly in my decision.
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St. Jude Donor '15
What kind of coolant temps are you seeing and in what ambient temps?
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It was 93 outside while driving through the city then parked for a few minutes and returning to a parking lot to wait for a friend, I had the ac on the whole time and oil was at 225 and coolent when stopped was 220-225. As soon as there is air flow the coolent drops to 215ish or lower.
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my car with stock fan and 160 thermostat runs cooler then that with the AC on. 90 degree weather I'm around 192-194 with AC on cruising and 200-205 sitting with AC on in start and stop traffic. would love if the D3 setup could keep it below 200 with AC on sitting in traffic. That would be fantastic.
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Originally Posted by JKTURBOTA
my car with stock fan and 160 thermostat runs cooler then that with the AC on. 90 degree weather I'm around 192-194 with AC on cruising and 200-205 sitting with AC on in start and stop traffic. would love if the D3 setup could keep it below 200 with AC on sitting in traffic. That would be fantastic.
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St. Jude Donor '15
205 is awesome. NO reason to spend money to try to lower it from there, despite what your favorite thermostat manufacturer has probably told you.
Last edited by schpenxel; 06-25-2016 at 12:01 PM.