WTB: Radiator Fan
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WTB: Radiator Fan
WTB: OEM or Aftermarket Radiator fan
Type-R Expo
Current: 98-1040 Stolen 12/22/21
Previous: 98-0197, 01-0187, 98-0731, 97 #00171
Current: 98-1040 Stolen 12/22/21
Previous: 98-0197, 01-0187, 98-0731, 97 #00171
Re: WTB: Radiator Fan
Im running dual Spal's (with AC removed) on my koyorad and they work excellent. I went with this version for the size (large and very slim) and amperage. There are more powerful (and expensive) versions but chances are you will feel the car bog down slightly when they kick on and off due to higher amperage. I dont feel or hear these when they kick on and off ie sitting in staging lanes for pit out or at traffic lights. Mounted with a Spal pin kit.
So inexpensive they were a no brainer and easy to wire up.
So inexpensive they were a no brainer and easy to wire up.
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- coolhandluke
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Re: WTB: Radiator Fan
Perfect feedback, that was exactly the information that hindered me from ordering SPALs.
Type-R Expo
Current: 98-1040 Stolen 12/22/21
Previous: 98-0197, 01-0187, 98-0731, 97 #00171
Current: 98-1040 Stolen 12/22/21
Previous: 98-0197, 01-0187, 98-0731, 97 #00171
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