Reply to "Radiator & front condenser clearance"

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Rodney is spot on about amp draw. I used relays for each fan as seen in the pic. We ran 4 guage wire from the ampmeter to the relay bridge. and as a doubler from the alternator to the amp gauge to handle the output of the 110 amp alternator. Again we are repeating this exercise on our current project; however, we are using a 175 amp alternator from DB as it will put out closer to 75 amps at idle. We calculate the system need about 81 amps with fans running and lights on. This ought to cover it

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