im going to the local junk yard
first thing that comes to mind is an electric fan, well actually first thing that comes to mind is do a search. But AFTER that is an electric fan. Look for one as low profile as possible. Check out some fords liek Taurus, Tempo.. and im sure there are others you could use. just take a look around. Use some creativity, imagination, and common sence and you shouldent have any problems. good luck.
P.S. sunroof.
P.S. sunroof.
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the fan is of a 90's 3.8 v6 taurus correct.I HAVE A ? FOR YOU.
will the elec. fan suck all my battery when it runs?
also i should gain a few horses??
less running off of the eccentric shaft correct
will the elec. fan suck all my battery when it runs?
also i should gain a few horses??
less running off of the eccentric shaft correct
Yup the fan form a 90's 3.8 v6 taurus should work :] No, it should not suck all your battery when it runs, if it does.. well then jus tgo back to the junkyard and grab an alternator form a TII hell and while your there grab the engine.. and tranie.. and lets get back on course. you might gain like 1HP or so.. but it will take up less room look cleaner. You are right about less running off the E shaft. You will probably be more likely to notice it should rev up a bit faster. The gain in horsepower will be barely noticeable if at all. but its a good project. One last thing, make sure you keep the origional fan shourd and use it with the new one!
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tii is what car??
turbo 2
tii is what car??
turbo 2
and you can grab a 3 row radiator from werever you can find one :] or have your recored, if u find a new one jsut make sure it fits.
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check the rx7's for mods at the yard... might score something good...
also glass sunroofs.... they sell good on ebay... (150ish)
but yeah...... electric fan is a good start....
Alternator from any second gen (86-91 i think) im using a refurbished 86 alternator...... direct bolt on for me, but you gotta keep the spacer.....
well.... laters....
also glass sunroofs.... they sell good on ebay... (150ish)
but yeah...... electric fan is a good start....
Alternator from any second gen (86-91 i think) im using a refurbished 86 alternator...... direct bolt on for me, but you gotta keep the spacer.....
well.... laters....
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check the rx7's for mods at the yard... might score something good...
also glass sunroofs.... they sell good on ebay... (150ish)
but yeah...... electric fan is a good start....
Alternator from any second gen (86-91 i think) im using a refurbished 86 alternator...... direct bolt on for me, but you gotta keep the spacer.....
well.... laters....
also glass sunroofs.... they sell good on ebay... (150ish)
but yeah...... electric fan is a good start....
Alternator from any second gen (86-91 i think) im using a refurbished 86 alternator...... direct bolt on for me, but you gotta keep the spacer.....
well.... laters....
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One last thing, make sure you keep the origional fan shourd and use it with the new one!
One last thing, make sure you keep the origional fan shourd and use it with the new one!
Sorry maybye you can do without, but all i have ever done is wiht keeping the origional fan shroud. and that, I knwo works. So that is what i suggest. I suggest what I know. I dont have any experience other wise so no harm done. thats why, O.K?
I've been running my car without the shroud for about 2 years.. ( I was having a friggin b1tch@$$ time putting it on that night for some reason.. so I left it out ever since) needle still doesn't past the 6:30 mark.....
The 86-91 alternator is a direct bolt in......but you have to cut apart the plastic connector for the wires that plugs into the 1st gen alternator.
I installed a 91 Alternator into my 84 GSL, and the connectors are shaped like " | | " in one.....and " | -- " in the other.
Also, whatever wire that is covered with a rubber boot, that bolts onto the top.....the little "ring" type connector doesn't slide over the larger bolt of the 2nd gen alternator. I just cut it, and bent it apart into a C shape, and then secured it down with the bolt so it doesn't go anywhere.
Works great....especially since my last one put out like 16amps and the bearings or bushings were dead.
I installed a 91 Alternator into my 84 GSL, and the connectors are shaped like " | | " in one.....and " | -- " in the other.
Also, whatever wire that is covered with a rubber boot, that bolts onto the top.....the little "ring" type connector doesn't slide over the larger bolt of the 2nd gen alternator. I just cut it, and bent it apart into a C shape, and then secured it down with the bolt so it doesn't go anywhere.
Works great....especially since my last one put out like 16amps and the bearings or bushings were dead.
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