I wanna get rid of the factroy fan . No reason really just wanna. Does anyone know where I can purchse dual electric fans or one to mount on the radiator. FYI its a 88' SE n/a for the moment. :smilewinkgrin:

You could try getting a set of fans from an FD.

unfortunately working FD fans are hard to come by, just ask bacon!

if its like that...i would just suggest to get an aftermarket...

This fan is supposed to be good:

http://www.vintageair.com/images/MonsterFan.GIF

http://www.vintageair.com/accessories/page66.htm

Try a catalog like Summit or Jegs. Most of their equipment is for domestic cars(Ford, Chevy) but things like fans are fairly universal. You can spend anything like $50 to $150 and gain a lot. less parasitic draw from the engine by way of losing a belt- they're lighter too https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/BURNOUT.gif

check out www.unorthodoxracing.com/projrx7.html



They have a project 88 TII with an electric fan and shroud. Looks very sharp.



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Hi rotroboy. Hey great idea. My best friend is also a mechanic like myself and he has a dyno in his workshop. His series 4 (or second generation( , we actually gained 4 hp from removing the factory fan and fitting an electric fan. It also ran about 12 degrees Cels. cooler. One word of advice though, some of the cheaper aftermarket fan kits only have a wire sensor which you jam under a radiator hose which leaked no matter how we tried to sealed it and looked bloody awful!!! Just check how they switch it on before you buy.Make sure it has a good shroud around it too! https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...

Hey I work at Autozone. They have a nice electric fan set up thats around $54.00 for a 13in fan comes with a nice wiring set up and everything just wanted to let you all know. I havent done it yet but planing on it I have bigger problems bad A/T

-Chris

yo wooffinn..u remember what brand it was that your boy used??. i dont remember the brand of mine, but seems to work decent.