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ubtripn · 05-10-2016, 03:54 PM

I almost bought that kit but they build to order and I was low on time but I love the fact it was designed to plug and play.

I cannot imagine having to shut a fan off in 100 degree heat, that IS impressive. I may still go electric one day just so I can work on the front of my engine easier. I have a brand new engine and found a timing cover leak. Not enough to merit adding oil between changes but I don't like anything leaking. If I do go electric it will either be that kit above or the nissan set up for sure.

05-10-2016, 03:54 PM	#12
ubtripn Registered User Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Boise, ID Posts: 1,280	Re: Which electric fans to use? I almost bought that kit but they build to order and I was low on time but I love the fact it was designed to plug and play. I cannot imagine having to shut a fan off in 100 degree heat, that IS impressive. I may still go electric one day just so I can work on the front of my engine easier. I have a brand new engine and found a timing cover leak. Not enough to merit adding oil between changes but I don't like anything leaking. If I do go electric it will either be that kit above or the nissan set up for sure.