minimum CFM for E-fans
#17
Look closely at my pictures, I made some very simple brackets to attach the square shroud to my truck. none through the radiator... all external to the fins...
#18
#19
Thank you Thank you!
I used the FK35 controller, I talked to Brian at DC controls and he said it would be quite adequate for that fan... I just towed in 105 degree temp with a 6000lb trailer and it did a great job. Water temp never went over 195degrees and tranny temp never higher than 190 degrees. So far everything is great, the wiring is very complete with the controller and of very good quality....no undersize or cheap connectors.
Look closely at my pictures, I made some very simple brackets to attach the square shroud to my truck. none through the radiator... all external to the fins...
Look closely at my pictures, I made some very simple brackets to attach the square shroud to my truck. none through the radiator... all external to the fins...
#20
I used the FK35 controller, I talked to Brian at DC controls and he said it would be quite adequate for that fan... I just towed in 105 degree temp with a 6000lb trailer and it did a great job. Water temp never went over 195degrees and tranny temp never higher than 190 degrees. So far everything is great, the wiring is very complete with the controller and of very good quality....no undersize or cheap connectors.
Look closely at my pictures, I made some very simple brackets to attach the square shroud to my truck. none through the radiator... all external to the fins...
Look closely at my pictures, I made some very simple brackets to attach the square shroud to my truck. none through the radiator... all external to the fins...
#21
Mark VIII fans w/ dc controller
or use this Lincoln fan (Mark VIII or thunderbird) seimens 18 inch fans, it moves 4300 cfm and can be found in any u pull it junk yard for $29... Then add this controller which has all of the wiring and hookups...:
http://www.dccontrol.com/0820.htm
total cost $167
Look at my efans under my photos....
http://www.dccontrol.com/0820.htm
total cost $167
Look at my efans under my photos....
#22
no Mark fans here locally, I will have to expand my search to the oakanagan valley, I remember seeing a few scrap yards on the way out to Kelowna.
I think this is a great idea and I'm going to try and move forward on it as soon as I find a fan.
Thanks alot for the help, yet another example of how this site has helped me out
I think this is a great idea and I'm going to try and move forward on it as soon as I find a fan.
Thanks alot for the help, yet another example of how this site has helped me out
#23
mark viii fans
no Mark fans here locally, I will have to expand my search to the oakanagan valley, I remember seeing a few scrap yards on the way out to Kelowna.
I think this is a great idea and I'm going to try and move forward on it as soon as I find a fan.
Thanks alot for the help, yet another example of how this site has helped me out
I think this is a great idea and I'm going to try and move forward on it as soon as I find a fan.
Thanks alot for the help, yet another example of how this site has helped me out
#24
Buy the time you add shipping it could cost you about $100...although they are worth it I would opt to be patient and one will pop up eventually at a pick n' pull for a lot less.
#26
I'm going out to a buddy's in Kelowna to do my exhaust, he is gong to check around there and see if something's around there.
#27
I heard that too....the taurus fan I had prior did a really good job even in high temp, stop n go situations. It worked hard but kept things at a level 205 degrees.
#28
no Mark fans here locally, I will have to expand my search to the oakanagan valley, I remember seeing a few scrap yards on the way out to Kelowna.
I think this is a great idea and I'm going to try and move forward on it as soon as I find a fan.
Thanks alot for the help, yet another example of how this site has helped me out
I think this is a great idea and I'm going to try and move forward on it as soon as I find a fan.
Thanks alot for the help, yet another example of how this site has helped me out