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dave2811Member

I've got the Fluidyne with twin sucker fans from P.I. Motorsports.

I have the fans turn on at 195 via the EFI control, and they stay off most of the time if you are moving on the freeway. Saw max about 216 degrees running uphill in 90 degree weather. System works great.

Just make sure you have a high output alternator to serve the radiator fans, blower fans, a/c fan, and headlights all at once. I vote for the 140 amp Powermaster.

7/25/116:11 PM

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