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What we should do.....Measure our radiators in between the tanks, and find 1 big fan to replace the 2 lil ones. But how would we work around the PCM and SES?
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Originally Posted by llBlazin_llLo
Your best bet is to find one fan with a shroud that would cover the the whole surface area of the rad.
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It might help cruising around town, but frankly, the fan override works far better than stock, and it'* alot easier to do. Most of the fans on our cars don't run in slow traffic unless the AC is on, so the size of the fans isn't really an issue, but rather WHEN they come on.
You can run a seperate temp sensor somewhere, and have IT trigger the fan override to come on at a certain point.
With the override already done on my car, it would only cost me about 20 bucks or so to do that.
You can run a seperate temp sensor somewhere, and have IT trigger the fan override to come on at a certain point.
With the override already done on my car, it would only cost me about 20 bucks or so to do that.
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very true willwren . . . . . . . the only thing that I could really see it truely helping on is track cool down.