fan question
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Isn't the stocker a clutch fan? If so, they don't actually draw much for power until you feel/hear it kick in.
Taking it out would no one yield a near unmeasurable mileage in fuel mileage, but very much increase the chance of overheating. $10 in extra fuel it may cost for the next few months of running the stock fan compared to no fan, vs. a rebuilt motor for the one you overheat . . .
You may free up 2-3hp I would guess, if that's worth it, you need to re-range your priorities and finances.
Taking it out would no one yield a near unmeasurable mileage in fuel mileage, but very much increase the chance of overheating. $10 in extra fuel it may cost for the next few months of running the stock fan compared to no fan, vs. a rebuilt motor for the one you overheat . . .
You may free up 2-3hp I would guess, if that's worth it, you need to re-range your priorities and finances.
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