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Radiator fans - 3406E - 09-24-2026
Saw this in an 9900 eagle. What’s going on here lol
RE: Radiator fans - Nostalgic - 09-24-2026
Big pusher on front, and 4 pullers on the back? Still is probably a little light for cooling needs on a hard pull. I don't see the advantage of adding more failure points.
I have considered an electric fan for my a/c condenser to stop dust bowling myself in dirt lots when the big fan kicks on.
RE: Radiator fans - tree98 - Yesterday
I agree it's not enough cooling. He probably thinks he's gaining a bunch of hp like that.
RE: Radiator fans - Rawze - Yesterday
someone's cooling for a stop-go, stop,go stop, go ... trash truck?.
there is no way those electric fans can cool as well as a normal large single engine fan + proper shroud.
RE: Radiator fans - Mrkentee - Yesterday
(09-24-2026 )Nostalgic Wrote: Big pusher on front, and 4 pullers on the back? Still is probably a little light for cooling needs on a hard pull. I don't see the advantage of adding more failure points.
I have considered an electric fan for my a/c condenser to stop dust bowling myself in dirt lots when the big fan kicks on.
I always TRY to remember to turn the a/c off in dusty places. But if it starts getting hot anyway, try to switch the fan on in a decent place.
RE: Radiator fans - 3406E - Yesterday
I think he did that in the concept of a water cooled cpu in a computer.
RE: Radiator fans - tree98 - Yesterday
They look like fans bought from Amazon on that truck, probably a 4 pack for $20.00 lol