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I'm not sure what angle your question is aimed at. If you are thinking of running without any fan, I think thats crazy. Even if you start it and drive right away most times and live in a cold climate, If you forget one time and let it run to long at a stop, you'll regret it. What would be the purpose? If your trying to save HP or stress on your pump shaft, get an electric. I have one and like it because it makes room to work on the engine and the A/C works better at a stop. But, I have to tell you, I cant tell the differnce in performance.
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I'm not sure what angle your question is aimed at. If you are thinking of running without any fan, I think thats crazy. Even if you start it and drive right away most times and live in a cold climate, If you forget one time and let it run to long at a stop, you'll regret it. What would be the purpose? If your trying to save HP or stress on your pump shaft, get an electric. I have one and like it because it makes room to work on the engine and the A/C works better at a stop. But, I have to tell you, I cant tell the differnce in performance.
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Also, if you're trying to reduce the strain in the engine, you could get a high performance nylon fan. It's a lot lighter, and designed not to drag as much air (wich isn't that good... but no pain no gain they say).
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