Best Cooling Fans?

[RagingAsian]

I am looking to upgrade my Cooling and Cooling Fan System.

Pretty sure I am gunna go with the Koyo Radiator.

but is there any bigger, more realible fans that I could put in Susie? I basically want to keep her cool when its 110 degrees outside. I want Maxmium cooling.

[turbo90accord]

SPAL makes fantastic fans. that coupled with a KOYO radiator and you will have no cooling problems in the AZ heat.

[RagingAsian]

Thank you Sir. I will look into those. do you have these in your Cb7?

[cb7pr]

damn, good question bro, i was just about to ask that. I just ordered my Koyo R-Core, and I was wondering what aftermarket fans I can use...was thinking Mishimoto, but I dont know what size to get...any ideas?

[turbo90accord]

yea I have a spal fan in my car. only have one since i dont have AC.
Mishimoto is pretty good quality stuff.

try to get a fan that is as large as possible. This increases the speed of cooling and is more efficient. The smaller the fan the more it has to run to cool.

[GhostAccord]

This is what I will be using on my Koyo Civic 1/2 rad.

http://www.xenocron.com/maradyne-13-slim-fan-p-308.html

Push or Pull 1500CFM

Or

If you don't mind spending the money go for a Flex-a-lite slim fan. Go for a double 12" fan setup if you are planning on running hard in the heat.

[GhostAccord]

are you using this for both the radiator fan and the condenser fan? or....?

I removed my A/C so no condenser fan. I will be running the single fan on the half rad. That's all that will fit. That and up here in the North East along the coast. We don't need to worry too much about A/C. My A/C is what's known as 2-n-60, 2 windows down and doing 60mph. I get all the fresh, clean, cool air I can handle.

The flex-a-light double 12" (sold as a part for a Nissan 240) would be perfect for a stock Accord with A/C. It's 13.5" x 26" x 3.75" thick. Flows 2k CFM... only down fall is that it's $340...lol price ya gotta pay to play in the sand eh!

[RagingAsian]

I dont really care about how much it costs, I just want it to work well and to last a long time.

Plus its better to spend money to keep the engine cool, rather than killing it and spending money later.

[MMAmonk]

I had a flex-a-lite setup on my old cb7 that worked great. It was two 12 inch puller fans. All the research I did before installing fans said that puller fans work the most efficiently. I had mine set up so that they would manually run or I could kick them on manually with a switch. I would always just kick them on when I started the car since in Vegas you need as much cooling as you can get.

[dano28]

Flex-a-lites are a reliable brand. Beware of the cheap fans. These are 12" S blade Flex-a-Lites mounted on a 3rd gen Prelude. they were like $80 per fan from Summit.

[BB1]

great info going to upgrade my car soon.