Anyone know approx CFM required to keep the e30 at proper running temp? I'm sure its different per motor, but any help is appreciated.
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Mine came on for the first time ever today...sittin in a harbor freight parking lot.
Ive got a Flexalite 16in with curved blades set up as a pusher..it sits less than an inch from the front of the RAd on some brackets I made.
When it spooled up it dripped the needle immeadiatley, M42 RAD btw88 325ic ~~~> Rusty and ugly
85 E ~~~> RIP
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Originally posted by JoeyBones View Posthmmm...well judging on how hot its been thus far, I might should look into something fairly large. What if i use it in coordination with the aux. fan that's already there?
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Originally posted by nando View Postthe aux fan is extremely loud and draws a lot of power. I'd look for a bigger puller fan if you want some margin of safety. If you have no A/C, I'd remove the stock aux fan altogether and use the wiring harness and relays to drive your new fan, with the lower temp thermoswitch from an E36 M42 car.
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