Aftermarket cooling fan
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Aftermarket cooling fan
I am in the market for an aftermarket cooling fan. Would like a duel fan but not NEED. I rather buy a better fan than a stock. It needs to fit into a 95 3100. Its a 91 body But I think I will still work. I did a quick search and didn't render anything.
Re: Aftermarket cooling fan
Some newer gmfwd cars got slimmer dual fans. The 96 fan is a little slimmer.
You could also use altima fans, they are good. I use a beretta fan in my nissan so why not
You could also use altima fans, they are good. I use a beretta fan in my nissan so why not
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Re: Aftermarket cooling fan
406 bucks Hot damn
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Haha dont pay that much. There fans, you can mount them 100 different ways, get some universal stuff
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Re: Aftermarket cooling fan
who did the N body upgrade. I remember seeing on here someone did that. They have a dual fan setup.
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Re: Aftermarket cooling fan
Not sure but whats the need? If you have heating issues you have a problem somewhere else. I use a stock 96 fan with my SS headers and have no clearance issues... I've also run without a fan before never had it overheat. The fan is necessary if you want to use your AC yes and thats the only time my temp climbs over 1/4 mark... and I only have a 180*thermo and my temp sensor is RIGHT on the head.
There are tons of racing universal fans out there as well... we use one that is rather thin and easy to mount on the race car and would work fine with our radiators.
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Spal-Curv ... ,1783.html
$94 plus a $14 mounting kit, 14" or 16" same price.
There is also this if you want dual, Its 15x26 overall size so double check and see if that would fit the radiator. Rock auto says a 96 is 25 15/16IN X 15IN X 5/8IN... So you would be TIGHT.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-G4850/
currently $189.95
There are tons of racing universal fans out there as well... we use one that is rather thin and easy to mount on the race car and would work fine with our radiators.
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Spal-Curv ... ,1783.html
$94 plus a $14 mounting kit, 14" or 16" same price.
There is also this if you want dual, Its 15x26 overall size so double check and see if that would fit the radiator. Rock auto says a 96 is 25 15/16IN X 15IN X 5/8IN... So you would be TIGHT.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-G4850/
currently $189.95
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Re: Aftermarket cooling fan
I don't have the car running yet, and I also don't have a fan period. And I figured why buy an OEM when for the same price I could get more air flow. And yes I use AC. I mean today its noon and we are at a heat index 110. Just wanted to get some ideas. Thanks guys.
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Re: Aftermarket cooling fan
I have 2 10" fans on mine, but I can't say they work any better than the new low-profile 240W (1996 style) fan.
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I just like the look of it and I don't see it could hurt anything. I Pmed Weba and he told me that he got his from a local parts place. But yeah Looks like ill just get universal fan. Prolly look into the one Mod said.
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Re: Aftermarket cooling fan
i now have dual fans, have not tested them, but the important thing with all fans is the CFM, 90 gtz stock fan i believe is about 1600, i upgraded to IIRC 2400 cfm.
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I'm gonna fill my water jackets up with block cement. I have a dual fan setup I wont be needing. lol

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