Flex a lite fans
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From: Augusta, GA.
RE: Flex a lite fans
i know its not relevant or the kind of fans you guys are talkin about, but i feel urged to post my setup everytime the e-fan subject comes up...total cost...50 bucks.
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From: EL CAMPO, TX
RE: Flex a lite fans
The Summitracing site has the printable instructions but you have to have the Adobe download in order to view it. I recently ordered the 295 for my 98 Sport from 4wheelparts.com for $415.
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RE: Flex a lite fans
ORIGINAL: RM_Indy
For you Indy, the 260s would be overkill IMHO.
As far as the tip. Hard to hold 2 wrenches while undoing a large bolt with a 3rd wrench. Needed the longer pry bar so I had enough leverage and so I could unlockthe viscousclutch by myself
Heres a pic of my blown/mild 360 with the flex a lite 210b fans. (blue/yell/red/black available)
For you Indy, the 260s would be overkill IMHO.
As far as the tip. Hard to hold 2 wrenches while undoing a large bolt with a 3rd wrench. Needed the longer pry bar so I had enough leverage and so I could unlockthe viscousclutch by myself
Heres a pic of my blown/mild 360 with the flex a lite 210b fans. (blue/yell/red/black available)
yea, i was thinkin chevy sb fans...you can do that for them, i havent tinkered with the trucksyet.
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Joined: May 2007
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From: Dallas, TX
RE: Flex a lite fans
I was considering this, but being a 3/4ton 4x4 QC that tows I have considered looking for a helper pusher fan. Do you think a set of the 260's would handle my needs? Maybe install a 3rd single pusher on a seperate tranny cooler to take the extra abuse. Texas gets pretty hot though...any thoughts on going electric?
