New E-Fan pics
03-03-04, 03:11 PM
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looks nice. i am looking to do an e-fan, BUT i can't at this particular time. how loud is your fan though, because i know a guy with a fb and e-fan, and its louder or just as loud as my stock fan.
03-03-04, 03:26 PM
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I've yet to run mine, the engine doesnt propperly run yet.
But i've heard its about normal for an e-fan (not too loud), and will only go on when its hot (w/ the thermostat).
No shroud, i've been told it keeps the car PLENTY fine (flows 2,700 CFM), and at higher speeds you dont want a shroud anyways, it restricts the airflow thru the radiator.
We will see though!!!
But i've heard its about normal for an e-fan (not too loud), and will only go on when its hot (w/ the thermostat).
No shroud, i've been told it keeps the car PLENTY fine (flows 2,700 CFM), and at higher speeds you dont want a shroud anyways, it restricts the airflow thru the radiator.
We will see though!!!
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03-03-04, 04:26 PM
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its from summit...they cost about 80 bucks and work just fine on any motor. i have something similar to iotus making around 250whp with that fan in cali. i never overheated once.
03-04-04, 12:04 PM
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Re: New E-Fan pics
Originally posted by ioTus
[B]LATEST ROTARYSHACK E-FAN INSTALL PICTURES (no just kidding ;-) )
[B]LATEST ROTARYSHACK E-FAN INSTALL PICTURES (no just kidding ;-) )
03-04-04, 02:28 PM
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Originally posted by thricerx7
looks nice. i am looking to do an e-fan, BUT i can't at this particular time. how loud is your fan though, because i know a guy with a fb and e-fan, and its louder or just as loud as my stock fan.
looks nice. i am looking to do an e-fan, BUT i can't at this particular time. how loud is your fan though, because i know a guy with a fb and e-fan, and its louder or just as loud as my stock fan.
That must be one loud leccy fan. If you get an unevenly spaced type it should be considerably quieter.
03-04-04, 03:27 PM
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Yeah, shutup kid.
Originally posted by SA22C_NZ
Sheesh, I dunno a stock fan is hellava loud, sounds like a jet fighter in action.
That must be one loud leccy fan. If you get an unevenly spaced type it should be considerably quieter.
Sheesh, I dunno a stock fan is hellava loud, sounds like a jet fighter in action.
That must be one loud leccy fan. If you get an unevenly spaced type it should be considerably quieter.
03-04-04, 04:13 PM
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The e-fan off of the fiero is a great addition as well, i got one from the junk yard and it sounds awesome, and i never get above 2/5 heat range. Its great, i'd be afraid to work on a car w/o a shroud, especially a flex fan, those things can be nasty. Nice sperintine belt system you have going on there, very cool; bet that adds a cool sound to your car also.
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