After Market fans Come on in

[Makdaddy]

OK So I am unhappy with the fit and finish of the stock fan and shroud with my turbo build, Fan motor is hitting the turbo hot side, I really dont want to move the radiator.
I see a 12" fan only on AM

But is anyone else know of an upgrade low profile setup?

Thanks

 

[JoshK]

I bought a cheap ebay shcroud and dual fan compo off ebay, then mounted a small canton take to it. Just pay attention to the cfm rating.












Before I changed the cold side and still had the stock fan.

 

[Makdaddy]

I bought a cheap ebay shcroud and dual fan compo off ebay, then mounted a small canton take to it. Just pay attention to the cfm rating.












Before I changed the cold side and still had the stock fan.

Thanks Josh That may be a good option , It looks like it will free up some space

 

[Makdaddy]

Josh
Any wiring tips when i get this in? I know there is a low feed and a High feed
Just curious on how you did yours

Thanks

 

[JeremyH]

Best way is to just move over the stock resistor to the new fan and wire the black and red wire outputs respectively. I have done it multiple ways and retaining it worked best for me.

 

[Makdaddy]

Best way is to just move over the stock resistor to the new fan and wire the black and red wire outputs respectively. I have done it multiple ways and retaining it worked best for me.

Thanks Jeremy and welcome home

Ill get the new shroud tomorrow
Should have the car running soon

 

[JeremyH]

No problem, thanks!

 

[suprchrgd]

i have a procharger slim fan in the for sale section:

http://s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=101657

 

[Makdaddy]

i have a procharger slim fan in the for sale section:

http://s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=101657

Thanks Man
But I ordered a dual aluminum shroud setup, it was only 2.75" deep including the fans

GLWS though

 

[suprchrgd]

right on...can't blame me for trying

 

[cyclerick]

Best way is to just move over the stock resistor to the new fan and wire the black and red wire outputs respectively. I have done it multiple ways and retaining it worked best for me.

Does that go for a single speed fan as well? Just wire the new fan to the black and red wires that went to the old fan?