Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
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Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
Planning to swap for better cooling. Is it a different water pump or does the fan mounting flange come off? Lots of head scratching.....
Thanks!
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Re: Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
Pump i sthe same to the best of my knowledge, check as Viscous fans come in different lengths so you may get clearance issues with the Radiator.
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Re: Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
It looks like the viscous clutch screws onto the snout of the pump, rather than bolts on?
Haven't bought one yet, so can't compare - and don't want to until I know the fitting and can then decide the depth
Haven't bought one yet, so can't compare - and don't want to until I know the fitting and can then decide the depth
Re: Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
Later fans like fitted to the 4.7's screw on, the "old School" stuff is still 4 bolts...
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Re: Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
The correct type will look like this...
It's normally only A body applications that are really tight and require the shortest hub. About 3/4" from the rad core to the nearest part of the hub is as close as you want to go. I know Dusty on here has a new one for sale that might suit you.
Details here that might help,
https://www.manciniracing.com/vifanpa1.html
It's normally only A body applications that are really tight and require the shortest hub. About 3/4" from the rad core to the nearest part of the hub is as close as you want to go. I know Dusty on here has a new one for sale that might suit you.
Details here that might help,
https://www.manciniracing.com/vifanpa1.html
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Re: Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
#offtopic - but is that a wonky photo or a wonky fan ? I cant quite align my head to it
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Re: Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
no they are like that
dunno why but they are
presume it creates some pulsing or turbulence that is considered useful
or it will reduce noise. I bet the pulses caused by the offset blades cancel out the pulses caused by the normal blades making it quieter
somefink like that
dunno why but they are
presume it creates some pulsing or turbulence that is considered useful
or it will reduce noise. I bet the pulses caused by the offset blades cancel out the pulses caused by the normal blades making it quieter
somefink like that
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Re: Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
remember the big long screws for you standard fan will need to be swapped for very short versions to get that viscous fandango onto the pump.
Dave
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Re: Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
Yes the fan blades used to be assimetrical like that, the ones they supply now have a regular pattern.
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Re: Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
Cheers Peeps! Really useful.
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Re: Swapping to Thermal viscous fan from standard
Cheers Peeps! Really useful.
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