Need to find a Good Electric Cooling fan

[CrewCabDiesel]

Been looking around for a set of electric cooling fans for my Crew Cab. I did a R134A conversion on the AC and the stock clutch fan is not cutting it when parked or in traffic. The engine temp is NEVER goes up, (I just ran to Auburn IN with my car trailer loaded with a 77 Midnight charger and back at 80mph and never even thought of getting hot, with the temps in the mid 90s) just problems with the AC high side pressures sky rocking when not moving. So who has some kick butt fans that will fit a 91-93 crossflow radaitor ? I want something top quality that will flow at least 4000cfm, I am keeping my crew cab, tired of morons calling up at 10:30 pm offering $10k for my truck. For that I will drive utill the body falls off and the give it to my kid to put into another truck.

 

[Heetseeker_1]

cooling it off

I put a water cooling system in with a large tank and rv pump to help out when it's really hot outside. It does help. If you don't want to put a tank in the bed you could get your H2o supply from a windshield wiper system from the wrecking yard. Here is the link to the pics.



Steve.



PS. ,,,try summit racing too, they have piles of cooling stuff for sale.



http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=901856&uid=588755&members=1

 

[Steve Graham]

I'm using two 10" flex-a-light fans in front of the condencer on my Scout for the same reason, gotta have air flow at idle or it don't cool! I'm also using one 15" electric for engine cooling. Seems to do the job for me in the Arizona heat.



Steve



http://www.flex-a-lite.com/auto/auto.htm

 

[The patriot]

I saw some 12" dia fans that were good for 1000 cfm real cheap. Think they were something like $30. 00... . new.

Call Surplus center 1-800-488-3407.

Eric

PS they may be 24 volt. That shouldnt be a problem if you have two batteries.