aftermarket fans? trying to keep car cool in traffic
aftermarket fans? trying to keep car cool in traffic
Hey,
I've been having trouble keeping the engine temp down especially in this 90+ weather we're having. I have to sit in traffic about an hour each day, and I find myself constantly watching the temp gauge. I need to find an aftermarket fan assembly to replace my single fan setup. Is there any company that makes a bolt in dual fan setup for a 91 TPI setup w/AC? I see universal fit stuff all over the place but I would rather not deal with trying to make it fit. Thanks.
Sincerely,
Jim
I've been having trouble keeping the engine temp down especially in this 90+ weather we're having. I have to sit in traffic about an hour each day, and I find myself constantly watching the temp gauge. I need to find an aftermarket fan assembly to replace my single fan setup. Is there any company that makes a bolt in dual fan setup for a 91 TPI setup w/AC? I see universal fit stuff all over the place but I would rather not deal with trying to make it fit. Thanks.
Sincerely,
Jim
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Car: 1999 Yamaha Banshee
Engine: 379cc twin cyl 2-stroke stroker
Transmission: 6 spd manual
Axle/Gears: 14/41 tooth
there are no high flow replacements, you can do a dual fan swap. that or try to find a place to rebuild the motor in your stock electric motor. it will pull more amps but it would also pull more air
3rd Gen dual fan setup: www.metzlerracing.com/dualfans.htm Most of the parts can be had at a junkyard or 3rd gen parts website, but if you have to buy some at the dealer, here is the info you need.
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