MARTIN

$200 for a fukin fan, you must be out of your mind.... thats fukin insane... thats almost as much as my radiator..... hell no... im not cheap but damn thats insane for something that I can buy with 50-80 buks..

crashdummy

you should get a v6 taurus fan........ nothing escaped that fan..... sounds like an airplane though

Eroxx

Dude I would much rather spend a little more $ (110)
than over heat, or even run hot.
"DOIN IT RIGHT" is the topic??????
Rotaries can make a hell of a lot of power. but lets addimit being reliable
is not one of its strong points.
These are just my suggestions.
Build your car the way you wish.

SAiamNE

So what kind of mods did you have to do to get that 16" fan to fit in there, or did it pretty much bolt on?
Also how was the install? Very hard?

ddub

That's a pretty sexy engine bay Eroxx.

wozzoom

Agreed... Funny how the topic is "Doing it right", but we're talking about skimping with cheap fans. A quality fan is the only way to do it right.

As for overheating? People with the stock radiator have this problem when they install a front mount. Switching to an aftermarket (Koyo or Fluidine) reduces the risk of overheating.

MARTIN

ok I already said I have a koyo... but its not about a cheap fan or not.... if I can flow the same ammount of cfms with about 1/2 the price, then why not.... If I would see the it offered something that the other fans didnt offer then ok...

SAiamNE

How do you make the custom shroud for that E-fan?

Eroxx

SAiaNE:
Here's a link http://www.unorthodoxracing.com/projrx7.html#cooling
It's not that hard,did it all with hand tools. Heat gun and some rivits.
One thing they did not describe is how to mount it to the radiator.
I used thin sheet metal, wraped it underneth the plastic shroud.
And used rivits to attach it to the plastic shroud. Becareful with which
rivits u choose they will crack the plastic, if the pinch point is too narrow.
ALSO!! the shroud is 100$$.