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Cooling Fan Solution for 24V running A/C
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So I am revisiting this thread because I'm thinking about changing my pusher fan.
After living with it for one year I have come to the conclusion that its just way too fucking loud. It's pretty embarrassing actually...people walk by and stare! LOL.
So here's what I'm looking at:
Perma-Cool #771-19115 - 2950 CFM:
http://www.jegs.com/i/Perma-Cool/771...-1#moreDetails
FFD16 - 3000 CFM
I'm pretty confident that I can the perma-cool fan but I really like this FFD fan since I already have the 12 on the radiator side.
Also I've realized that with the A/C the fan just doesn't cut it when I'm sitting in traffic for more than 15min... we're talking stand-still shit here. Any thoughts? Do you guys think I have any more options?IG: deniso_nsi Leave me feedback here
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This is pretty bad ass:
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The fan:
Perma-Cool #771-19114
http://www.jegs.com/i/Perma-Cool/771/19114/10002/-1
This may be the solution!Last edited by dude8383; 03-23-2010, 01:55 PM.IG: deniso_nsi Leave me feedback here
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Have you ever thought of stepping down the voltage the fan receives to step down the fan speed a little bit? It should cut down on noise, the bad ass thermaltake fans i have in my PC are quiet as can be at about 80% of what they are capable of, but sound like a tornado at 100%.
As far as your A/C goes. 15 min in standstill traffic in hot weather the stock fan would have a hard time keeping up, and pushers dont work as well as pullers, so i really doubt that is going to help you much.
After living with it for one year I have come to the conclusion that its just way too fucking loud. It's pretty embarrassing actually...people walk by and stare! LOL.
Also I've realized that with the A/C the fan just doesn't cut it when I'm sitting in traffic for more than 15min... we're talking stand-still shit here. Any thoughts? Do you guys think I have any more options?-DanComment
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The Perma-Cool is loud, I used to run that one. It's a great fan, but I went through two fans because it had no fan shroud. I ran the 16" version up front, and something flew through the top valence slit, broke the fan blade, and fucked the motor. This happened a second time, so i got a SPAL with a shroud.
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Have you ever thought of stepping down the voltage the fan receives to step down the fan speed a little bit? It should cut down on noise, the bad ass thermaltake fans i have in my PC are quiet as can be at about 80% of what they are capable of, but sound like a tornado at 100%.
As far as your A/C goes. 15 min in standstill traffic in hot weather the stock fan would have a hard time keeping up, and pushers dont work as well as pullers, so i really doubt that is going to help you much.
The Perma-Cool is loud, I used to run that one. It's a great fan, but I went through two fans because it had no fan shroud. I ran the 16" version up front, and something flew through the top valence slit, broke the fan blade, and fucked the motor. This happened a second time, so i got a SPAL with a shroud.
I'd say get the FFD because of the shroud alone. Great CFM rating for that size fan.
Gotta take some measurements to see if the FFD fan will fit in front of the condenser b/c I really like my 12" behind the radiator.
Thanks for the feedback guys :up:IG: deniso_nsi Leave me feedback here
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So I have finally found and installed my solution to cooling a 24V E30.
I chose this particular setup because I will be installing A/C and from what I've seen, few fan's are narrow enough to fit behind the radiator. I wanted to find something that would obviously fit and withstand the heat while sitting in traffic.
FF Dynamics makes some seriously high quality fans, I read about them on several Muscle car forums. I ended up purchasing their 12" fan.
http://ffdynamics.com/FFD12B.html - setup as a puller.
Rated at 1500 CFMComment
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I think you have a blown fuse? You said the one wired to the stock wiring doesnt come on unless you sit in traffic but when you have the A/C on it should kick the fan on as well. High speed!
I have a 16" Zirgo fan in the engine bay for my supercharged m42 and its not enough at slow speeds. It moves a shit ton of air so I dont know how this is possibleComment
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I think you have a blown fuse? You said the one wired to the stock wiring doesnt come on unless you sit in traffic but when you have the A/C on it should kick the fan on as well. High speed!
I have a 16" Zirgo fan in the engine bay for my supercharged m42 and its not enough at slow speeds. It moves a shit ton of air so I dont know how this is possible
I recently purchased FFd 16" fan and it rocks. Its MUCH quieter than my 16" Spal and still does the job of keeping the car cool.
WOW, that is just too close for comfort there!! If it works it works I guess?!IG: deniso_nsi Leave me feedback here
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Well i received my ffd12 today and put it in for a test fit. I set the orientation just as you had it, with the flat side of the fan at the top and bottom.
It is extremely close to the water pump fan clutch threads. I think i may be able to pull the radiator towards the front of the car a few mm with some heavy duty zip ties and possibly shave down the threads on the water pump just for peace of mind.
Other than that it looks like a decent fan, and you can't beat a lifetime warranty i guess!Comment
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