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08-05-2003, 06:27 AM
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I bought a '95 Ford Windstar dual electric fan set up in the local wrecking yard. With the exception on blowing one fuse and getting up to 212°F, I have not seen it above 187°F on the street in 95°F. I reached 202°F racing at the Grove at the T-N-T, but it came right back down.
I also upgraded to a 94 amp alternator. I run separate wires to each fan and each one has a separate 30 amp relay and 30 amp inline fuse. Use 10 ga. wire with a 30 amp circuit. I have a 170°F thermal fan switch that I got in a kit from Summit. The fan switch has 1/2" NPT threads and screws right into the head. I don't like the type of sensors that sense the air temperature at the radiator. I want to know what the water temperature in the motor is. Vance, I ran the hot leads directly from the battery to the relay, is this bad? [img]ftp://members.aol.com/gr8one68/gr8one68.jpg[/img]
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469 (455 + .060") with the Edelbrock RAIV cam, Ported 6X-8 heads with 1.77" exhaust valves, 100 cc's, "0" decked block for 9.3:1 static CR, Eagle 1.65:1 roller rockers, Edelbrock RPM manifold and Edelbrock 750 carb., 1.75" x 3.0" Hedman Headers, 2.5" flowmaster exhaust system with "H" pipe and Dynamax super turbo mufflers. 200-4R with a Continental converter, 3.07:1 12 Bolt Saf-T-Trac 
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