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I would recommend putting some OEM fans on the chart too if you can find the information on them. they're by far the cheapest. I got mine for like $15 or something from a junkyard.
tarus fans are really popular. I'm using a Fiero GT fan. I really like it. the shroud fits on the stock radiator really well. |
I was thinking of doing that too. I just don't know where to find the right info on them.
Would you be able to measure the width and height of the Fiero GT fan and also measure the running amps? Same with anyone running the Taurus fan? Also include the Year and Model of car if possible. Just incase there were different engines in the type of car that required different fans. I can atleast put that information up on the list for those OEM fans. |
Originally Posted by 87 t-66
It's like 20-25 amps while running. When it starts it's about 40. This is more than almost all thoes fans and they cost like $30. you should put a price column on your chart. They fit the stock radiator perfectly and have a shrowd...cant beat that
Also could you measure the fan its self, example is at a 14", 15", 16" fan? And could you measure the width and height of the shroud? |
Nice List
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Updated the list a little bit.
Any more information to put up? |
I found a Fan and Shroud setup made for our cars.
http://www.sneedspeedshop.com/store/...p?idProduct=15 I added that to the list as well |
I updated the page again. I also added very good definitions as to how you should wire them and how much power you could loose running them, also why its important to run a shroud with the fan and more.
Is this right for a sticky? |
No one can give my the dimentions of the Fiero or Taurus fan and what amp they are while running?
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I have put the list up on GlobalVicinity.com
http://howto.globalvicinity.com/gv_w...=132&co=1&vi=1 |
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