e-fan?
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RE: e-fan?
http://www.geocities.com/smithmonte/...rkVIII_Fan.htm
Audi's have some "close fit" efans for a Ram retrofit
a new HHR efan from a GM dealer is low cost, dependable, and near the right size
when your factory viscous clutch fan is unlocked
the hp drag is small....probably around 0.5 to 1.5 hp
so hp gain from a efan depends on whether your viscous clutch fan locks up during acceleration, which it will for long pulls but not for most short pulls less than 30 seconds
Audi's have some "close fit" efans for a Ram retrofit
a new HHR efan from a GM dealer is low cost, dependable, and near the right size
when your factory viscous clutch fan is unlocked
the hp drag is small....probably around 0.5 to 1.5 hp
so hp gain from a efan depends on whether your viscous clutch fan locks up during acceleration, which it will for long pulls but not for most short pulls less than 30 seconds
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From: Garner, NC
RE: e-fan?
ORIGINAL: HankL
http://www.geocities.com/smithmonte/...rkVIII_Fan.htm
Audi's have some "close fit" efans for a Ram retrofit
a new HHR efan from a GM dealer is low cost, dependable, and near the right size
when your factory viscous clutch fan is unlocked
the hp drag is small....probably around 0.5 to 1.5 hp
so hp gain from a efan depends on whether your viscous clutch fan locks up during acceleration, which it will for long pulls but not for most short pulls less than 30 seconds
http://www.geocities.com/smithmonte/...rkVIII_Fan.htm
Audi's have some "close fit" efans for a Ram retrofit
a new HHR efan from a GM dealer is low cost, dependable, and near the right size
when your factory viscous clutch fan is unlocked
the hp drag is small....probably around 0.5 to 1.5 hp
so hp gain from a efan depends on whether your viscous clutch fan locks up during acceleration, which it will for long pulls but not for most short pulls less than 30 seconds
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RE: e-fan?
Monte's weblink does not seem to be dead on my browser,
but you can always go to the google internet archive
http://web.archive.org/collections/web.html
and get a stored version of most 'dead links'
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://...rkVIII_Fan.htm
such as
http://web.archive.org/web/200703260...rkVIII_Fan.htm
but you can always go to the google internet archive
http://web.archive.org/collections/web.html
and get a stored version of most 'dead links'
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://...rkVIII_Fan.htm
such as
http://web.archive.org/web/200703260...rkVIII_Fan.htm
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From: Central Florida
RE: e-fan?
ORIGINAL: MikeHTally
Lots of us have used the Flex-a-Lite Black Magic Extreme 180. 3,300 cfm.
Lots of us have used the Flex-a-Lite Black Magic Extreme 180. 3,300 cfm.
Speed Safely,
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From: N. Florida
RE: e-fan?
ORIGINAL: HammerZ71
Extreme 180 here as well, said to free up about 18-20HP. Really easy install, too. (well, if you don't count the bi*ch it is getting the existing fan off...[:@])
Extreme 180 here as well, said to free up about 18-20HP. Really easy install, too. (well, if you don't count the bi*ch it is getting the existing fan off...[:@])