“Electric cooling fans are the way to go for freeing up horsepower and for keeping your engine cool at all driving speeds,” says four-time NHRA Pro Stock champ Greg Anderson. In this short tech tip video from Summit Racing and Powerblock TV, Anderson will explain how CFMs determine whether a large single fan can be
[portfolio_slideshow id=43546] The heat generated from stop-and-go-driving, racing, and towing can kill engines. A well-designed electric cooling fan is critical to prevent engine overheating—a good fan will provide the airflow needed to dissipate excess engine heat with the least impact on horsepower and fuel economy. Without airflow, a radiator is not much more than a
Learn some of the basics of electric fans, and why installing a pusher fan, puller fan, or reversible electric fan might help you achieve the engine performance you seek. In this video, you’ll learn more about maximizing cooling efficiency and the basics of CFM ratings.
A couple weeks back, we asked the question: Mechanical vs. Electric Fans: Which is Best for Your Vehicle? If you’ve determined that an electric fan is the best choice for your ride, you’re certainly not alone. Electric fans have become the preferred choice for many enthusiasts because they have lots of advantages over mechanical fans,
Do I have the right fan for my cooling system needs? This post will cover all the fan options available for your ride. Mechanical Fans Mechanical fans rely on mechanical energy from the engine in order to operate properly. There are two main types of mechanical fans: clutch fans and flex fans. Clutch
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