Where are you guys mounting your fan controllers/relays

[Mustang5L5]

Looking for pictures of clean setups where guys have mounted their fan controllers, relays, fuses, etc.

One of my winter projects is to come up with a clean, factory looking mounting board for my fan controller, fuse and 75a relay setup. Controller has adjustable temp control so would like it somewhere accessible.

Anyone have a nice clean setup? I need some mounting ideas

 

[BlackGT89]

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[aar0s]

ya know, this is probably the biggest hang up i have about e-fans in our cars is that just about every install ive seen in person has been a hack job just to get it to work. Id like to get one on my car this winter but with other projects and the fact that a mark or Taurus fan is hard to come by around here i doubt it will happen.

 

[Stever89]

No pic (sorry) but I put my controller/relays where the battery was, tucked into the front corner.

 

[srtthis]

No pic (sorry) but I put my controller/relays where the battery was, tucked into the front corner.

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[Mustang5L5]

I kinda want to tuck it out of sight. Just want a nice clean method of doing so. That's why i was wondering if anyone made any mounting boards, or boxes, or anything? Want to mount it in a spot that will stay cool as well

 

[aar0s]

I was thinking about the Mark or Taurus fan in the stock shroud thing and mounting the controller on the bottom side of the shroud kinda out of sight. Then i could run my power and other wires around the frame and up the inner fender to the battery or solenoid.

 

[Uber88GT]

Right beside my FPR:

 

[S&B]

mine is up in the inner fender well mounted on the support for the front mount of the fender, kinda behind the headlight if you know what i mean, cant see anything but power wires to the fan

 

[cenok is family]

Mine is mounted where the airbox used to be. Doesn't look bad, although I could have hidden a few of the wires a little more. I'll get a pic up later

 

[Mustang5L5]

I still got my air box, so i can't use that spot. I started a 4x6 plate and put my relay, controller and fuse on it. Just need a good place to mount it.

 

[NIKwoaC]

Down by where the coal canister or whatever they call it used to be. Mine has to be out in the open, it's a Flex-A-Lite unit with a rotary adjustment knob.