Subject	IMO, that's a weak reason to go to electric, with all the
Posted by	zellamay on April 23, 2011 at 9:24 PM
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In Reply To	So what's the advantage of having it? posted by Terayonneo on April 23, 2011 at 09:02 PM
Message	hassle, but it's your car. Here in AZ, it just wouldn't work, but maybe it would in Canada. Apparently there are some electric setups out there that work, but I've read many posts that start out, "I installed electric and now my Z overheats." Seems like there was some talk of a Ford fan that was especially powerful, someone who knows will chime in. Someone above mentioned Ash, so I'd contact him.
Follow Ups	Anyone have ideas for electric radiator fan setup? - Terayonneo 17:49:49 04/23/11 Why? (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 18:06:46 04/23/11 2nd (n/m) - JayT (Tampa,FL) 18:15:31 04/23/11 Ashspec (n/m) - MrOzzie5183 18:24:42 04/23/11 Electric fans have been tried for years. Many have - 240Z FeO2 19:44:41 04/23/11 So what's the advantage of having it? - Terayonneo 21:02:13 04/23/11 IMO, that's a weak reason to go to electric, with all the - zellamay 21:24:33 04/23/11 The Taurus SHO fan is what you're refering to - bartz32tt 22:32:40 04/23/11 If your fan is loud it could be the clutch. - BlackholeZ 20:17:52 04/24/11 let us know when your ready to go back to stock ;-) (n/m) - FuerGrissa 19:46:39 04/23/11 lol. (n/m) - 240Z FeO2 19:47:36 04/23/11 failed mod for TTs. (n/m) - Halo TTZ 21:23:11 04/23/11 Re: Anyone have ideas for electric radiator fan setup? - CmyZ 00:20:43 04/24/11 Yup. Don't. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 21:15:15 04/24/11
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