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DCRANER · 02-13-2004, 01:54 PM

Planning on replacing my regular fan with a Spahl Fan when I do my March pulley system.

These fans are very highly rated, very effecient & quiet, so I am told.

I plan on a dual 11" setup, but have to decide between a 185 or 195 thermostat. I will be running an MSD, these fans, and not much else. A/C system has been removed and keeping the stock radio.

Any thoughts on this brand fan and which thermostat would be the best choice. The Spahl people tell me that my new 100 amp alternator will be enough for all of this. Any special battery suggested when doing this?

See my signature below for my truck details. Not trying to save money doing this, so willing to do what is needed for best results.

Thanks.

02-13-2004, 01:54 PM	#1
DCRANER Registered User Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Atlantic Highlands, N.J. Posts: 139	Spahl Electric Fan Planning on replacing my regular fan with a Spahl Fan when I do my March pulley system. These fans are very highly rated, very effecient & quiet, so I am told. I plan on a dual 11" setup, but have to decide between a 185 or 195 thermostat. I will be running an MSD, these fans, and not much else. A/C system has been removed and keeping the stock radio. Any thoughts on this brand fan and which thermostat would be the best choice. The Spahl people tell me that my new 100 amp alternator will be enough for all of this. Any special battery suggested when doing this? See my signature below for my truck details. Not trying to save money doing this, so willing to do what is needed for best results. Thanks. __________________ 86 GMC SWB, DK. BLUE, ZZ430,TH400, 4.11'S, HEADMAN CERAMIC HEADERS, WELD BILLETS, BFG 275 / 60 / 15, 325 / 50 / 15 DRAG RADIALS, FIBERGLASS COWL HOOD, B&M SHIFTER. MSD, MARCH PULLEYS / ALT. / PWR. STEER PUMP, BECOOL RAD., BILLET GRILL & GRANT WHEEL.



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