just curious!!!!!!!
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just curious!!!!!!!
wondering what size electric fan or fans i should put on my f 350 7.3 ltr ps,and where a good place to get them from.i am also guessing you just unbolt the fan and clutch assembly right?
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Because you can?
The open diffs in you r truck worked but you put in lockers? why mess with that?
As to the topic , I don't know if anyone on here has electrics, but theres always the innovater?
The open diffs in you r truck worked but you put in lockers? why mess with that?
As to the topic , I don't know if anyone on here has electrics, but theres always the innovater?
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http://www.flex-a-lite.com/auto/html/ford-diesel.html
As soon as they come out with one for the 6.0L, I'll have it!!
Quoted from their site:
Eliminate the stock belt-driven fan and shroud with the Power Stroke electric fan to improve gas mileage, horsepower, torque and air conditioning temperature.
The new Power Stroke Diesel fan measures 30” x 26” x 4 ½” pulls up to 6000 cubic feet per minute and draws 28-36 amps. Features a fabricated diamond plated aluminum shroud with mounting points made specifically for the radiator. The variable speed control module independently operates the fans from 60% to 100% depending on engine temperature and a/c activation. An optional manual switch (Flex-a-lite #31148) allows the electric fan to be turned off through water crossings. Custom brackets make this a bolt-on installation, and should be limited to GCVW of 18,000 lbs..
Recover 27HP and boost your fuel mileage by 6% just by
eliminating your stock clutch fan assembly
YOUR ABOUT 4 HOURS AWAY FROM BETTER PERFORMANCE
As soon as they come out with one for the 6.0L, I'll have it!!
Quoted from their site:
Eliminate the stock belt-driven fan and shroud with the Power Stroke electric fan to improve gas mileage, horsepower, torque and air conditioning temperature.
The new Power Stroke Diesel fan measures 30” x 26” x 4 ½” pulls up to 6000 cubic feet per minute and draws 28-36 amps. Features a fabricated diamond plated aluminum shroud with mounting points made specifically for the radiator. The variable speed control module independently operates the fans from 60% to 100% depending on engine temperature and a/c activation. An optional manual switch (Flex-a-lite #31148) allows the electric fan to be turned off through water crossings. Custom brackets make this a bolt-on installation, and should be limited to GCVW of 18,000 lbs..
Recover 27HP and boost your fuel mileage by 6% just by
eliminating your stock clutch fan assembly
YOUR ABOUT 4 HOURS AWAY FROM BETTER PERFORMANCE
