Electric fan advice please!
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I am going to try the fan setup from a 2000 Camaro that my LS1 came out of. New about $150 on Rock Auto but it does not include relays. I am sure the local junkyard would have one but I wanted a new one.
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They pull A LOT of air and are not too noisy. Don't look all that fancy however.
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look on ebay theres a seller that has a ton a late model gm electric fan assemblies with the shroud from 40 to 80 shipped just search for the seller moradparts i run the gran prix fans on my truck and always had good luck
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Definitely love the Mark VIII fans. Cheap and move a ton of air. Like others have said, make sure you have a beefy relay/wiring setup. I'm using a 80amp relay which is probably overkill, but didn't want to burn up the smaller sized relays either.