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G_Low_Gr33n 05-03-2014 04:20 AM

Question: Electric Fan for S13
 
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Just bought a 91 Nissan Silvia and I just wanna know what the stock CFMs are and what Electric Fan Everyone else is running? I swear I try to research and can never find any fuckin thing I'm looking for!! Anyway this is my car and it's completely stock!! Attachment 70365


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240taylen 05-03-2014 12:17 PM

There's threads on this. Altima fans work. Also taurus
91-93 fans are good. High and low speed. That's what I had on my ka.

fliprayzin240sx 05-03-2014 03:21 PM

Leave the stock clutch fan and shroud on, nothing else is better than stock.

G_Low_Gr33n 05-03-2014 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by fliprayzin240sx (Post 5624823)
Leave the stock clutch fan and shroud on, nothing else is better than stock.


I got the same answer on FB. I was concerned about losing HP. But I guess it does not affect it at all.


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Chris_518 05-09-2014 12:31 PM

If you want to change it out you can do what I did. I bought two 10" electrical fans, cut off the pigtail from the oem electrical fan and wire them to it and plug it in the connector. This way you get bigger electical fans, keep the engine cool and still retain the stock setup. I havent had any over heating issues with this setup.

Frank_Jaeger 05-09-2014 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by G_Low_Gr33n (Post 5624944)
I got the same answer on FB. I was concerned about losing HP. But I guess it does not affect it at all.


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Wanting to switch to electric fans to save on horsepower is retarded. Firstly the difference is negligable and secondly the electric fans are powered by your alternator which also impose a load on the engine. It's more energy efficient to use direct mechanical energy than to convert it to electric and back to mechanical.

The stock setup cools best. The only reason to switch to electric fans is if you're having clearancing issues from a swap, and that's pretty much it.

om3ga 05-12-2014 10:38 AM

Keep the stock clutch fan, i have argued this too many times. Frank is exactly right.

d_nice 05-12-2014 10:43 AM

he is right keep the old one...i have two 12 electric and one works and the other doesnt. got it fix now but u dont want to go thru that hassel.

Sindel713 07-31-2014 08:58 AM

I just cut off pigtails and spliced them on a single aftermarket 12" fan I got from work. Works fine.


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