e fan mod
#4
Well I went a bit overboard with mine and got rid of the stock shroud. Built a custom mounting for my rad and put the fans on. I like a clean look and not just bolting parts on top of parts. Its pretty simple to put the fans on. The t-stat I used was designed for dual fans so you just follow the instructions. For the override off switch I just put a relay in the power wire for the t-stat and wired a switch up in the cab.
#6
Just search for electric fan t-stats.
Nothing I done was just a kit and it was all custom. Not much I do aint custom. I trust my work more than others and too cheap to pay others prices.
On a street truck its not much difference. When sitting at a light the ac stays cooler but that's about the only thing you'll notice. I done it cause I knew I was putting a body lift on and I like being able to shut the fan off instead of drowning the engine in water holes.
Nothing I done was just a kit and it was all custom. Not much I do aint custom. I trust my work more than others and too cheap to pay others prices.
On a street truck its not much difference. When sitting at a light the ac stays cooler but that's about the only thing you'll notice. I done it cause I knew I was putting a body lift on and I like being able to shut the fan off instead of drowning the engine in water holes.
#7
I have a tarus 3.8 fan, I originaly wanted to hook up a tstat but never got around to hooking it up. I have had it hooked up to a relay and a switch in the cab for about a year and just turn it on when I need it. Oh and the fan, relay, switch and wiring was $60ish
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