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    Default Re: thermo's or std fan

    Quote Originally Posted by Spindevil
    i thought all fans were slightly unbalanced to begin with

    every electric fan i see usually is, they have an odd number of blades and two of them are usually un-evenly spaced.
    this is to avoid noise, so you dont have regular "beats" coming from the fan spining, you will find these fans are still balanced.
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    Default Re: thermo's or std fan

    The PWR rads are designed so you can easily mount the stock fans back on, the only reason I didn't go that way was because I already had thermos and there wasn't enough room with the huge arse radiator in.
    if i get pwr radiator i might have to go for thermo's

    thanks

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    Default Re: thermo's or std fan

    go to justjap webpage about$400 40mm alloy bolt a good cond shroud and engine fan on and your laughing.
    my customers cars reg make 250rwkw with sr20s and none have a prob.
    there is no way a thermo will use 5hp like an engine fan.
    thick rads and coolers can block airflow and start multiplying problems.
    good airflow to the cores is key to good cooling.

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