1g slim fan question

[Stizzyflip611]

hey guys, i just installed a fluidyne rad and still have the stock fans, and they suck. i want to put a slim fan on the new rad seein how im installin a a 10.5in tall JR fmic. wut brand of fan should i buy. easiest install with the least amount a fabrication.

flex-a-lite
spal
be cool (the fan i was leaning toward)
permacool
etc.

thanx alot guys
Andrew

 

[jmartinez1228]

I just picked up a spal 13" fan, its the biggest that i could fit on my stock radiator. It was easy to install just two wires. You just have to figure out which wires turn on the fan. I mounted it with these special zip tires designed to fit through the fins of the radiators without damaging them. 20 minute install and im happy with it, cost me 70 bucks new

 

[TURFNNSURF]

hey guys, i just installed a fluidyne rad and still have the stock fans, and they suck. i want to put a slim fan on the new rad seein how im installin a a 10.5in tall JR fmic. wut brand of fan should i buy. easiest install with the least amount a fabrication.

flex-a-lite
spal
be cool (the fan i was leaning toward)
permacool
etc.

thanx alot guys
Andrew

I used two Zirgo slim fans on my Fluidyne with the FMIC install and 50 trim. One 12"(1600cfm) for the rad fan and a 10"(1500cfm) for the A/C fan. The Zirgo fans are rated to move as much or more CFM's then the popular SPAL and flex-a-lite for our applications. Plus the pricing is pretty good too.. Just make sure you get the straight blade type, they pull more air. The curved or "S" blade fans are quieter but move less air in general..

Here is a link to the Zirgo site.
http://www.zirgo.com/

 

[Stizzyflip611]

i just checked out the zirgo fans and they look like a really good product for the price.

turfnnsurf:

how was the wiring and the install with the zirgo fans. Easy? did u need to fab up the mounting kit to install on the fluidyne???


thanx for the replies

 

[4gsx63]

I used two Zirgo slim fans on my Fluidyne with the FMIC install and 50 trim. One 12"(1600cfm) for the rad fan and a 10"(1500cfm) for the A/C fan. The Zirgo fans are rated to move as much or more CFM's then the popular SPAL and flex-a-lite for our applications. Plus the pricing is pretty good too.. Just make sure you get the straight blade type, they pull more air. The curved or "S" blade fans are quieter but move less air in general..

Here is a link to the Zirgo site.
http://www.zirgo.com/

Hey Brad, what do you think of those coolant temp control sensor kit (automatically turns on your fans at a preset temp)?