replacement .......ELECTRIC FAN .............

[Mister Fiberglass]

anyone replaced the standard clutch fan with an electric aftermarket unit ??

That standard clutch fan has got to "cost" horsepower AND fuel mileage.

[Rammer_eight]

havent done it but saw a tv show were they did it. looked like a good idea but if i remember it was about 600 bucks for it. I think a guy could use that on something like a computer box or injectors and see more out of it.

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2001 quad cab shortbed 24valve 5spd 3.55 and if you cant dodge em RAM em

[skinnee440]

I agree that $600 could be used for something else. Has anyone thought of using an electric fan? A lot cheaper and won't use any horsepower, just electricity. Just a thought.

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Been Skinnee Tuned??

[BIG RED MACHINE]

The best one out there is the one by Horton,but, they claim only 10% power gain. Even on a 215 hp stick truck we are only talking about 22 hp lost.Now for the money involved(around $600 +/-)money for power could be used more wisely.While everybody likes to do there own thing, that money for a aftermarket fan, I'll find those hp elsewhere, but it is your choice ultimately.Hope you find what you seek.. HAVE YOU DRAGGED A POWERPUKE BACKWARDS LATELY?CUMMINS POWER THE ONLY WAY TO FLY!!!

[randy clarke]

Hi gang, an electric fan eg. the type that mounts on a radiator front or back will not flow as much air as a machanical fan will. The horton unit has an electric clutch on the hub of the fan itself. It is a real # power gain because even under load and the fan is required it only eats electricity. The $600 spent is a no maintenance gain for the life of the truck.. more time to wash them..