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Replacing viscous fan with electric?

If you replace the stock viscous fan with an aftermarket electric one, do you still keep the auxilary pusher electric fan?

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    Yes, because it is the air conditioning condenser fan too.

     

    Finding an electric fan to move the same amount of air as the standard may be tricky.

     

     

    Jeff

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    IIRC the general electric fans that seem to be in use are pushing (pulling in this case) around 2200 to 2400 CFM. I don't think it's anywhere near as high as the stock fan, but it's not for a daily driver and I was thinking of putting in an aftermarket radiator as well - so hopefully the better rad will compensate a bit for the slightly poorer fan.

     

    I wasn't sure if the pusher cooled anything else. I might have to dump the aircon then. It would have been nice to keep but it's not critical.

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    Do a search on TT.net, lots of people have done it there and supposedly use fans with greater CFM ratings than stock.

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