need input on my e-fan idea.

jtbshaw · 03-12-2008, 10:37 PM

You can use the Scirocco twin setup. It is a tight fit, but you can make it fit with hardly any adjustments.

Or, you can do like I have been doing for years. I usually run twin 10" fans on the front as pushers, not pullers in the engine bay. The last ones I bought at a O'Reilly's for under $50 each (which was about 3 years ago). Join the wiring together and connect to relay so that minimal power drain is applied while operating, and either hook to a toggle switch or mount a sensor that triggers the fans to come on. If you want more info, I can PM the info on the sensor locations that you can use, etc... Of course, the twin 10" fan setup that I used was for pre-1984 12A radiator/oil cooler setup or GSL-SE radiator/oil cooler setup. If you have a 84-85 12A, then you can always go with a larger single fan. Hope that helps.

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03-12-2008, 10:37 PM	#6
jtbshaw ORD - Old Rotary Dude Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Pelham, AL Posts: 319 Rep Power: 18	You can use the Scirocco twin setup. It is a tight fit, but you can make it fit with hardly any adjustments. Or, you can do like I have been doing for years. I usually run twin 10" fans on the front as pushers, not pullers in the engine bay. The last ones I bought at a O'Reilly's for under $50 each (which was about 3 years ago). Join the wiring together and connect to relay so that minimal power drain is applied while operating, and either hook to a toggle switch or mount a sensor that triggers the fans to come on. If you want more info, I can PM the info on the sensor locations that you can use, etc... Of course, the twin 10" fan setup that I used was for pre-1984 12A radiator/oil cooler setup or GSL-SE radiator/oil cooler setup. If you have a 84-85 12A, then you can always go with a larger single fan. Hope that helps.