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Beasty306GT · Feb 28, 2011

so im converting to a electric fan and i dont want to use junkyard parts i found this one here Mustangs Unlimited - The Premier Source for Mustang, Shelby and Cougar Parts and Accessories has anyone had experience with this setup??? ..im also goin to install a 200 amp altenator...and if it matters i am eliminating the ac

Uber88GT · Feb 28, 2011

Good fan, I have used it before. Pretty fat though, if you ever plan on getting a supercharger, it won't fit.

mwood · Feb 28, 2011

Here's what I used on my 408w.

Proform Parts 67015 - Proform Electric Fans - Overview - SummitRacing.com

5.0Droptop · Feb 28, 2011

Uber88GT said:
Good fan, I have used it before. Pretty fat though, if you ever plan on getting a supercharger, it won't fit.

I like that you can use the stock over flow with that kit.

Beasty306GT · Feb 28, 2011

Uber88GT said:
Good fan, I have used it before. Pretty fat though, if you ever plan on getting a supercharger, it won't fit.

looks factory ....how was the wiring and do u like the bulb thermostat sensor??

Beasty306GT · Feb 28, 2011

mwood said:
Here's what I used on my 408w.

Proform Parts 67015 - Proform Electric Fans - Overview - SummitRacing.com

can you use the factory overflow bottle with this set up?? also how does it cool your motor down? how u like the thermostat built into it?? whats ur car temp run at usually

Uber88GT · Feb 28, 2011

Piece of piss to wire it, thermo works fine. Comes with good instructions that even a dumb bricklayer can figure out. I like my new ones much better, same wiring too:

mwood · Feb 28, 2011

I don't have a factory overflow bottle, so not sure. They give measurements on summit, might be able to figure out. I have an aluminum radiator and high flow water pump so I'm not even sure the fan runs much. Car has trouble reaching tempature when on the road. Sitting in the garage is the only time the thing runs.

85_SS_302_Coupe · Feb 28, 2011

For the price, you may want to consider ordering a NEW Contour fan. This will avoid the junk yard aspect, and still get you an awesome fan. They can be bought brand new for half as much and only require a 40amp fuse.

aar0s · Feb 28, 2011

wasnt there a kit for a E-fan that put the fan inside the stock fan shroud?

Beasty306GT · Feb 28, 2011

85_SS_302_Coupe said:
For the price, you may want to consider ordering a NEW Contour fan. This will avoid the junk yard aspect, and still get you an awesome fan. They can be bought brand new for half as much and only require a 40amp fuse.

whats yr contour and what else will i need to wire it up?..

mob · Feb 28, 2011

You can buy replacement fan assemblies from a parts store like advance auto. They will prob run you around 140, it'll be a dorman OE replacement style fan with a lifetime warranty.

85_SS_302_Coupe · Feb 28, 2011

I dont recall the year..search tech i know theres threads on it.

Im the one who posted the efan in a stock shroud mod...its also in tech.

mob · Feb 28, 2011

Yea there is a lot of info around, I personally think the taurus fan is the better way to go for a cheap conservative build. The contour fans usually get expensive because most JY's will charge you for 2 fans, making it double the price of the taurus fan. Also, the contour fans are a little more difficult/expensive to control unless you plan on just turning them both on full blast when the engine reaches 175*(or any certain temp). Not really efficient.

Beasty306GT · Mar 1, 2011

is there a control kit they offer with a screw in temp probe i prefer not to use the probe style for temp sensor

mob · Mar 1, 2011

This is the one I used for my taurus fan. Thanks to Mustang5L5 for giving me the link and helping me wire it up. You basically have to use this controller to activate an 85 amp relay. The probe threads into the water outlet, at the top where most have a plug. You can use this for a contour fan setup but you will need to wire up two relays, and you will basically have them both come on full blast at a certain temperature, seems like over kill to me.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/DER-16749/

Beasty306GT · Mar 2, 2011

do you have a pic of how you mounted the fan to radiator and do u have the writeup for the relay to use with that kit

mob · Mar 2, 2011

I dont have great pics of it but heres what I got. I will see if I can get some updated pics but I used the stock overflow tank. It forms perfectly to the taurus fan and I just used two screw to hold it on. I mounted the controller and relay in the fender. Also posting a wiring diagram I made for wiring up the controller to activate the 85 amp relay. And a link to the instructions for the controller itself.

Instructions: http://static.summitracing.com/global/images/instructions/der-16749.pdf

Beasty306GT · Mar 2, 2011

well i found this one on ebay....http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-...orsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories#rpdId looks like a factory new fan...opinions?

bgoins · Mar 2, 2011

Thermostatically Controlled Electric Fan Upgrade - Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords Magazine

great write-up on installing the contour fan

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