[DeTomaso] Pusher Fans with stock fan brackets

[MikeLDrew at aol.com]

In a message dated 8/17/15 10 41 11, rob at dumoulins.net writes:


> What does the collective say?
> 

>>>I don't know about what others might think, but I wonder what kind of 
fans you currently have, and what you are hoping to achieve by changing them?  
 I have never seen a fan that works any better or is any more effective 
than the Hall Meriah pusher fans, which neatly fit into the stock brackets.   
Coupled with your stock replacement Hall radiator, as long as the system is 
in proper working order (i.e. all the air is bled out), they are more than 
adequate to allow you to run at no more than 200 degrees or so in triple digit 
ambient temperatures.   While you could perhaps do a bunch of work and 
spend a bunch of money fitting some other kinds of fans, which might even boast 
superior CFM performance, it's unlikely you'll see any appreciable change in 
actual radiator cooling performance, so doing so would just be a fashion 
exercise?

Mike
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   In a message dated 8/17/15 10 41 11, rob at dumoulins.net writes:

     What does the collective say?

   >>>I don't know about what others might think, but I wonder what kind
   of fans you currently have, and what you are hoping to achieve by
   changing them?  I have never seen a fan that works any better or is any
   more effective than the Hall Meriah pusher fans, which neatly fit into
   the stock brackets.  Coupled with your stock replacement Hall radiator,
   as long as the system is in proper working order (i.e. all the air is
   bled out), they are more than adequate to allow you to run at no more
   than 200 degrees or so in triple digit ambient temperatures.  While you
   could perhaps do a bunch of work and spend a bunch of money fitting
   some other kinds of fans, which might even boast superior CFM
   performance, it's unlikely you'll see any appreciable change in actual
   radiator cooling performance, so doing so would just be a fashion
   exercise?
   Mike