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Electric fan on intercooler ?
I got a hold of a 12" electric fan. Wondering if it would be worth it to mount it on my intercooler. Anybody ever tried this ? What are your thoughts?opinions ?
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It would be like taking and making this big funnel on the front of your truck. Funneling air into the area of the grill. Bringing in more air then what normally would be flowing through there with out it. Because the air will be directed into that area. Also a fan is two sided. On one side you have pulling or vaccuum. On the other side of the fan you have pushing force. |
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Fan for the IC = worthless Fan for the AC condensor = awesome I removed my stock fan a long time ago. I have a fan for the AC for low speeds. Any speed above 30-40mph, the truck is pushing a ton of air past the IC. Granted this is an opinion. There are many of us that don't run a stock fan on here. If you are one of those who for some reason can't run without the stock fan, I don't care and I don't want to hear about how your truck over heats. Every truck is different. |
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Yes and no. I would also contact Bob Riley at dieselsite. He has a heater core bypass setup that will also help out. I do recommend both, but the bypass setup is the first step. |
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