can i use an e-fan from another car on my 87 t2
I have an e-fan from a Fiero. The fan shroud almost covers the whole radiator on our cars. I really liked this fan because it was $20 bux and pulls a good amount of air.
You can also buy a NEW fan from summit. The popular one is the black magic fan. I think it costs something like $150 for it.
You can also buy a NEW fan from summit. The popular one is the black magic fan. I think it costs something like $150 for it.
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Originally posted by wan
I have an e-fan from a Fiero. The fan shroud almost covers the whole radiator on our cars. I really liked this fan because it was $20 bux and pulls a good amount of air.
You can also buy a NEW fan from summit. The popular one is the black magic fan. I think it costs something like $150 for it.
I have an e-fan from a Fiero. The fan shroud almost covers the whole radiator on our cars. I really liked this fan because it was $20 bux and pulls a good amount of air.
You can also buy a NEW fan from summit. The popular one is the black magic fan. I think it costs something like $150 for it.
Originally posted by dvls-7
Did u retain the stock shroud with the e-fan or did u remove the shroud?
Did u retain the stock shroud with the e-fan or did u remove the shroud?
Originally posted by Rotorific
There are better fans than fieros but they are so common dont let people talk you into a fiero fan cause they are cheap and plentiful
There are better fans than fieros but they are so common dont let people talk you into a fiero fan cause they are cheap and plentiful
I guess it all comes down to how much cash you have to spend and how badly you need the fan. Mail order VS. local junkyard.
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