My SPAL install...
05-27-2010, 01:57 PM
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My SPAL install...
how can a radiator fan be so sexy?
anyway instead of using the foam to seal the shroud i used a garbage can lid...
bolted it to the fan once it was cut out....
anyway instead of using the foam to seal the shroud i used a garbage can lid...
bolted it to the fan once it was cut out....
05-27-2010, 03:08 PM
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05-27-2010, 04:21 PM
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that SPAL fan is great except its CFM rating is a bit lower than the stock fan... could casue you some issues with the air conditioner in hot weather.. but that SPAL fan wont burn up when you get it wet..
if you go mudding a lot i would put an Inline slow blow circuit breaker in so the fan will not be in a locked rotor situation due to excessive mud.. that will hurt about any fan out there..
-Christopher
if you go mudding a lot i would put an Inline slow blow circuit breaker in so the fan will not be in a locked rotor situation due to excessive mud.. that will hurt about any fan out there..
-Christopher
06-07-2010, 07:00 AM
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that SPAL fan is great except its CFM rating is a bit lower than the stock fan... could casue you some issues with the air conditioner in hot weather.. but that SPAL fan wont burn up when you get it wet..
if you go mudding a lot i would put an Inline slow blow circuit breaker in so the fan will not be in a locked rotor situation due to excessive mud.. that will hurt about any fan out there..
-Christopher
if you go mudding a lot i would put an Inline slow blow circuit breaker in so the fan will not be in a locked rotor situation due to excessive mud.. that will hurt about any fan out there..
-Christopher
