Flex a lite fans
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RE: Flex a lite fans
My 210b fans (6yrs ago)came with detailed instructions. If you dont get instructions PM me and Ill send you a scan of them. Pretty easy to wire up and includes the ac relay and adjustable thermostat.
I wouldnt mount the temp probe inside the upper rad hose as per their instruction. Its a BS way of getting the temp for the adjustable thermostat. If you looked at my install page on the 210b you will see how I mounted the probe on the outside of the rad, resting against the metal edge. Only took a slight adjustment of the thermostat to have the fans come on at the same temp again and eliminates any possibilty of blowing a hose off or leaking fluidat high rpms.
http://www.rm-indy.com/fans.htm
I wouldnt mount the temp probe inside the upper rad hose as per their instruction. Its a BS way of getting the temp for the adjustable thermostat. If you looked at my install page on the 210b you will see how I mounted the probe on the outside of the rad, resting against the metal edge. Only took a slight adjustment of the thermostat to have the fans come on at the same temp again and eliminates any possibilty of blowing a hose off or leaking fluidat high rpms.
http://www.rm-indy.com/fans.htm
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RE: Flex a lite fans
Only time my fans come on is in stop n go traffic and only if idling a while or hot outside.
I know of guys in FL and AZ running the same fans on their r/c s/b 5.9 without issues. Would not suggest putting them on a 4x4 or QC or any truck that tows especially in the deep south but if in mid northern states probably be ok with them. Flow is 2500cfm
I know of guys in FL and AZ running the same fans on their r/c s/b 5.9 without issues. Would not suggest putting them on a 4x4 or QC or any truck that tows especially in the deep south but if in mid northern states probably be ok with them. Flow is 2500cfm
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RE: Flex a lite fans
Major props to Shott on my setup. I bought the same same fans that he posted up the link for.
I have electric fans on a 4x4 qc. I'm in Va.It'sbeen getting near 90 degrees here.I have a 180* tstat and my scanner showed between 185-186 after having idled for 15-20 minutes (while recharging ac system). All the while only one fan kicked in. The factory tstat is 195 IIRC. I have one fan set @ 180 and the other set @ 190. Together both fanspull upwards of 5k cfm. Total cost was ~ $160.00- two fans, two controllers, a weatherproof box, wire, wire loom, soleniod, sta-cons...
If you buy the fans Shott suggested, you do not need a shroud as those fans duplexed will cover about 70% of your radiators core area.
I have electric fans on a 4x4 qc. I'm in Va.It'sbeen getting near 90 degrees here.I have a 180* tstat and my scanner showed between 185-186 after having idled for 15-20 minutes (while recharging ac system). All the while only one fan kicked in. The factory tstat is 195 IIRC. I have one fan set @ 180 and the other set @ 190. Together both fanspull upwards of 5k cfm. Total cost was ~ $160.00- two fans, two controllers, a weatherproof box, wire, wire loom, soleniod, sta-cons...
If you buy the fans Shott suggested, you do not need a shroud as those fans duplexed will cover about 70% of your radiators core area.
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RE: Flex a lite fans
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My 210b fans (6yrs ago)came with detailed instructions. If you dont get instructions PM me and Ill send you a scan of them. Pretty easy to wire up and includes the ac relay and adjustable thermostat.
I wouldnt mount the temp probe inside the upper rad hose as per their instruction. Its a BS way of getting the temp for the adjustable thermostat. If you looked at my install page on the 210b you will see how I mounted the probe on the outside of the rad, resting against the metal edge. Only took a slight adjustment of the thermostat to have the fans come on at the same temp again and eliminates any possibilty of blowing a hose off or leaking fluidat high rpms.
http://www.rm-indy.com/fans.htm
My 210b fans (6yrs ago)came with detailed instructions. If you dont get instructions PM me and Ill send you a scan of them. Pretty easy to wire up and includes the ac relay and adjustable thermostat.
I wouldnt mount the temp probe inside the upper rad hose as per their instruction. Its a BS way of getting the temp for the adjustable thermostat. If you looked at my install page on the 210b you will see how I mounted the probe on the outside of the rad, resting against the metal edge. Only took a slight adjustment of the thermostat to have the fans come on at the same temp again and eliminates any possibilty of blowing a hose off or leaking fluidat high rpms.
http://www.rm-indy.com/fans.htm
btw. a little help for you in the future, im reading that you had to fab a pry bar to stop your pullies from moving...a trick i found to be helpful in the past was to take two box wrenches, put them opposite of themselves on the diffrent nuts on the pump, and applying torque in diffrent directions (one tighten, one losen) it breaks the one lose, and if you break them all lose it makes it possible to undo them without spinning the pulley.
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RE: Flex a lite fans
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)
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)