direct bolt on electric cooling fan kit

[ZackRidesRed]

I am new and have searched the forms and the internet, and haven't been able to find a performance electric fan that is a direct bolt on replacement for the mechanical cooling fan for my stock 93 coupe that covers all of the radiator core. I am planning on making making a kit myself and wold like it to fit the 89-90 s13 and the s14 as well, I was wondering if i could get any pictures and/or specs of any differences in radiator mounting and core size.

[ZackRidesRed]

this kit wold not mount through the core

[e_c]

look at 97 altima electric fans

[:: orion ::]

^^^ Yep...Altima fans.

Junk yard, $50-75 depending on condition.

The shroud is almost a direct fit, but you have to trim an inch off of bottom corners.

It house 2 fans...you can use your stock wiring for the smaller one, and wire the bigger one to a switch.

Works great on my ~300rwhp KA-T, on and off the road course.

- Brian

[ZackRidesRed]

I am talking about something new with a guaranty/warranty and pulling 3000 cfm+ (zero static pressure numbers) for $350 or lesswith a Variable Speed Control 60% to 100% and a 160° to 220°F thermostat, the fan could be set to run up to 30 seconds after the ignition is off.

[Infidel]

i know flex-a-lite sells electric fans, but they are universal. I bought a 10'' puller fan for $220 with a thermostat control, i havent installed it yet. You could buy these at any auto parts store, i bought mine at Pep Boys, dont know if this info helps.

[moyea]

Some guys did a test on several electric fans and the Altima fans actually outperform the Flex.

Think about it......$75 or $200+

Do yourself a favor, you would be glad you saved the money for that turbo I know you want.