Cox Abele
10+ Year Contributor
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- Jul 4, 2010
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Roanoke,
Virginia
Let me first say I am not worried how to wire up aftermarket electric fans.
Now that I have your attention, I am posting because I need direction in how to optimize my setup to provide the most efficient CFM movement out of the fans, aside from shrouding the I/C to radiator or eliminating the air conditioning.
I have a 2g. I no longer have room for the factory A/C or factory cooling fan. I have opted to purchase two 10" pushers and a 12" puller fans. The pushers will be mounted in front of the A/C condenser, the puller will be a few inches from the passenger's side of the radiator.
Which scenario is more optimal?
1.) Use the 12" puller and the passenger's side 10" pusher together the primary cooling fans, leaving the driver's side 10" pusher as my A/C and "overheat" fan
2.) Use the twin 10" pushers as primary cooling together, with the 12" puller as the A/C and additional, backup, "overheat" fan
3.) Twin 12" pushers as the only two fans in the setup, tied together as both A/C and Cooling
4.) Single 12" puller on the passenger's side as the cooling fan, single 10" pusher on the driver's as the A/C and "overheat"
5.) Single 12" puller as the primary on the passenger's side, twin 10" pushers on the condenser as the A/C and "overheat" fans.
Now that I have your attention, I am posting because I need direction in how to optimize my setup to provide the most efficient CFM movement out of the fans, aside from shrouding the I/C to radiator or eliminating the air conditioning.
I have a 2g. I no longer have room for the factory A/C or factory cooling fan. I have opted to purchase two 10" pushers and a 12" puller fans. The pushers will be mounted in front of the A/C condenser, the puller will be a few inches from the passenger's side of the radiator.
Which scenario is more optimal?
1.) Use the 12" puller and the passenger's side 10" pusher together the primary cooling fans, leaving the driver's side 10" pusher as my A/C and "overheat" fan
2.) Use the twin 10" pushers as primary cooling together, with the 12" puller as the A/C and additional, backup, "overheat" fan
3.) Twin 12" pushers as the only two fans in the setup, tied together as both A/C and Cooling
4.) Single 12" puller on the passenger's side as the cooling fan, single 10" pusher on the driver's as the A/C and "overheat"
5.) Single 12" puller as the primary on the passenger's side, twin 10" pushers on the condenser as the A/C and "overheat" fans.
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