post up some links to efans, i want the kind that actually bolts to the top and bottom of the radiator or some type of custom mount.

preferably 16" and 2500+ cfm... i think that is what i have now.

thanks!

 

This is a good begining

http://www.speedunlimited.com/cgi-bi...15107554542.fa

http://www.flex-a-lite.com/auto/html...-electric.html

http://www.perma-cool.com/Catalog/Cat_page18-1.html

thats all for now.

 

Only 1900CFM

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

 

thanks walt but dual fans wont fit on the ranger.

 

but i like the way it mounts.

 

good find bill,i might just buy that exact fan.

 

i think Rhuckster has that one or something similar to it

 

Here is hucksters

 

Nice! i really like how that one mounts. looks clean.

im tired of my efan shaking the whole truck

 

just remember Griggs formula. If you go plastic, you want an even number of blades. When one breaks you can break the opposite one to maintain balance to get home.

I had one like hucksters but with a BU** ugly bracket. his looks pretty decent. I'm still of the opinion the best looking is the stock shroud. it doesn't quite look right without the shroud. Taurus fan bolted to the shroud is what I'm gonna do. I have the fan and should have Griggs controller soon. Total cost - $65

 

Let me know how that works out. I seriously want to put an efan back on my truck, but need to overcome the tranny cooling problems with it.

 

This isn't that exciting, and I may very well mount mine back into the original shroud, but three simple wires have solved any problems with my efan.

 

how does your efan shake the whole truck ? .........

 

will do. Right now I have the shroud off the truck so I can mount the e-fan to it. My week got pretty crazy. I'll hopefully have pics this weekend- at least of the two bolted together but not in the truck. I've physically seen installs of this at a meet in Houston. It was impressive.

This method solves a lot of concerns from function to appearance to ease of installation. It looks good because the radiator is still covered by the shroud. It installs easy because you don't have to remove or slide around the radiator to put plastic tabs through it. You don't have to worry about the tabs getting cut in the radiator because there are none. The total cost would be $65- $70 and it is oem quality.

Like I said, I originally had the style shown on huckster. I was naive and thought the shroud it had would cover the radiator. I paid premuim dollars for it ($250) to get the only one that came with a blue shroud. It still didn't look right imo.

 

maurice, in my case one fan blade broke. It shook the WHOLE truck. I'm not sure about zachs. There again, get a fan with even number of blades, get a metal perma cool, or get one that has all the plastic blades connected by an outer ring for extra strength ( I think Jusnes has this).

I've used the permacool. Its about $120 less controller, pushes close to 3000 rpm, and is a work horse.

 

^^^ahhhhhh......i got a Jusnes Modified efan...

 

all the fan blades are on mine but the bearings or something idk its got play. i dont turn it on unless i have to right now.

it also draws alot of amps. something is wrong with it but i dont know what right now.

 

I think it has the support ring, but has an odd number of blades. I would say less chance of a blade breaking but a bad shake if it does. An on-off switch when offroading through mud/water would be good, but I don't think it's been a problem with his.

 

O Rly?

 

what size fans are those? man that would be my very next modification.........

 

i forgot about your setup.

those are 12s or 14s i think?????

 

I believe they are 16" but ill have to check..

 

what is that bright blue shiny thing in that picture^^

 

its some type of support plate that hold the pullies for the supercharger.

 

im thinking maybe this one... plus the stock shroud.

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku