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    aftermarket electric fan

    ok i searched n i did not see anybody ask this question. and i am trying to find out.

    i just bought a new radiator and dont want to use my stock fan. yes i only have one because i took out the ac fan since i scrapped it.

    basically i am trying to find out what size should we use to replace like a 9inch or 14 or 16inches u know. i measured the stock fan and it was about 15 to 14 inches.

    and dont tell me to keep the stock one cuz its nasty and to thick for me. i want the thinner one in better condition thanks

    maury
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    I have 2 12inch slimline of them from they are slimfans from slimline. midnight just ordered 1 from me along with my radiator because im converting back it cools the system really well and leave you with alot of space and its cools down alot you can even hear the whirring sound alot when it cools off sounds almost like a jet when its almost about to take off.

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      #3
      I am looking up a possible cheap alternative to these costly cooling parts. i will post further info later.

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        #4
        its far from costly bro ou just need a bigger fan that puts out more cfms and is smaller in width but puts out more cool thats all

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          My dad has a 95 Mercury Villager. The Radiator is double the size of our stock ones. And it has a high flow fan, but I am still looking for the CFM ratings. If it has a high rating I may pick up one of those bad boys.

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