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HOW TO CHOOSE AN ELECTRIC FAN:
1.Measure the mounting surface on the radiator core. Mounting surface is usually defined as the finned core area.
2. Note how much space (depth) is available for an electric fan. Also note possible obstructions to mounting an electtric fan.
3. The fan will be mounted using either through core plastic ties or rigid brackets. Flexalite recommends rigid bracket mounting for electric fans whenever possible to prevent damage to the radiator core. Most flexalite electric fan kits are available with rigid mounting brackets.
4. There are many factors that affect what size electric fan will be adequate to cool your vehicle. Engine size and output, radiator size and design, and outside air temperature and density. Generally speaking, it is best to maximize the coverage of the finned core area and airflow capability when choosing an electric fan. For example, you may be able to fit two 14" fans or one low profile dual fan assembly on your radiator. The two seperate fans have a bit better airflow potential, but the dual fan assembly would be a better choice because it covers a much larger area of the core. Flexalite recommends at least 60% of the finned core area be covered by an electric fan/shroud assembly for maximum cooling.
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