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Old 04-13-2005, 05:09 PM
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i got a new koyo radiator and now i need a fan for my 87t2

wut type of fan is good for my car.... i heard that it has to push/pull at least 2500cfm.... what fan can i pick up frum the junkyard that will do the job?

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i heard the stock clutch fan is really good (and thats not being sarcastic).
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I think you heard wrong, parasitic drag is not something that you want.





You can modify a e-fan from a Pontianc Fierro, or a newer model Ford T-Bird to do the trick, but if you want to do it right order a NEW fan from a parts store. I saw a kit at the local store with fan thermo switch and e-z install kit for for 129.99.
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Old 04-13-2005, 08:00 PM
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stock fan is one of the best set ups you can get



keep in mind the draw of a electric fan can push 40 amps and spike at 80 amps, stock S4 alternator cannot properly push one of those fans to thier potential



plus you dont want to lose the shroud.
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[quote name='piston_killer' date='Apr 13 2005, 06:08 PM']i got a new koyo radiator and now i need a fan for my 87t2

wut type of fan is good for my car.... i heard that it has to push/pull at least 2500cfm.... what fan can i pick up frum the junkyard that will do the job?



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Flex a Lite blackmagic fan, it has its own shroud, pushes (or pull) over 2300cfm, AND I have been using it for OVER 7 years without a major problem (except for the thermoswitch, so the fan was on at all times).
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stock works the best
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heres one made to fit an fc with a koyo rad. it also has a plug in play harness

http://www.sneedspeedshop.com/store/viewIt...sp?idProduct=15
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thats sweet !
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i'm playing with a haltech car, stock radiator, stock fan, shroud everything, temps vary between 190f and about 195f. stock setup works great
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The Taurus fan works great and fits pretty damn well too. I picked one up for $10, but I also had to get a 3rd gen alt to run it, so it's not really cost effective. Blows a hell of a lot of air though.
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