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looks awesome....i love th setup and how the DP is runnig...i think i wll mimic my dp off of that one...which brings me to a question...you mention a 4" cutout, is that a 4 inch dp going through there?
Congrats on the setup; seriously looks awesome!
Louie
Congrats on the setup; seriously looks awesome!
Louie
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well you can set the rad up about 3 inches with out doing any mods at all, besides fabbing up new brackets. and i cant believe you guys dont like my flex pipe. all it does is just route the waste where i want it to go. it really doesnt look that bad. yes levi its coming off of the wg, just a directinoal thing. if they made those things out of stainless think how easy it would be to fab up a kit, lol. but its good to hear what people say. yes this is the truck manifold kit and its just a 3 inch down pipe. and the cutout may be a 3.5 im not too sure. any body want to guess numbers and 1/4 mile times? be fun to see who is the closest
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The fan should only have two wires, power and ground. Most likely they're interchangeable. If both fans have the same two wire colors, hook the two same colored ones to power, the other two colors to ground. You should have a switch inline of the two going to power so that they're not on 24/7.
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Originally Posted by CANNIBAL
You could also take the + from one fan and run it to your power, the - from that fan could be connected to the + of your other fan, the - of that fan could then go to ground. Put a switch inline of the wire going to the power source.
I also think you'd wind up having 12 volts split between the two fans instead of sending a full 12-volts to each fan.
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i thought you could wire them into your stock harness and that way you can controll when they came on. i thought you wired them in a series i order to make it work that way. and yes the fan just has 2 wires. i really didnt want another switch to worry about.
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Originally Posted by LTLHOMER
If one craps out, you would lose both fans. Wire them in parallel.
I also think you'd wind up having 12 volts split between the two fans instead of sending a full 12-volts to each fan.
I also think you'd wind up having 12 volts split between the two fans instead of sending a full 12-volts to each fan.