in the radiator (top) return hose; there are instructions in the flex-a-lite kit.Warped161 wrote:i'm going to install that flex a lite kit on my fans, where did you put the thermal sensor?
Holy Freakin Crap! looks like you have 3 cowbells hanging where you stereo should be! that is pretty sweetKamin wrote:i use the kickass painless panel
this is the one I am most likely going to get. Most the other ones are $100+ this one is right in my price range, plus I already have an aftermarket water temp gauge. and no offense but i dont want my interior looking anything close to Kamin's, im going for a sleek/sleeper/stock look, so not having another display works for me.BoostsFed wrote:as for digital fan controller; i like the SPAL Fan Controller better. it's custom programmable fan controller allows cooling fan to vary speed based on engine temperature thereby increasing fan life while decreasing under hood noise. The FAN-PWM also utilizes the OEM water temperature sensor eliminating the need for a second sensor.
the only downside is it doesn't have the temp readout lcd
not bad $69.95
it will controll more than one fans, but only one will be variable speed functionality. you still program what ever the temp the fans come on, at your will. that's still great for the price. I like this unit better than the DIF, in price and in the variable speed feature.Darius wrote:Does the SPAL allow you to run two fans at once and control the speed of both? And is the speed continuously variable or is it high/low speed based on engine temp? Sounds like a pretty good deal for only $70.
The dakota digital can run one dual speed fan or two fans at a single speed.
dude you're retarded, this topic is about a standalone fan controller ; not an engine management system that is $1500. back on topic.Sky80 wrote:The best fan controller that I know of TO DATE would be:
LOL, reading OWNS JU! last time i looked the title of the thread was "What do you use to controll your electric fan???"BoostsFed wrote:dude you're retarded, this topic is about a standalone fan controller ; not an engine management system that is $1500. back on topic.
the Pivot unit is nice if you want the all in one temp readout led
**** YEAH!!! Its cheap, and it works damn awesome. I love these things, i;ve used them on countless peoples cars with no problems. Cant beat it for the price and time it takes to install which is about 15 minutes.BoostsFed wrote:on my last car i used this Flex-a-Lite 31147 adjustable radiator fan controller. it's not fancy, but it's wire up the dual fan with a relay ; works reliably. ,[more info]
Bronze MFP wrote:The DiF is just a good, easy to install, easy to setup unit. match it with some SPAL fans and you'd have a pretty rock solid cooling fan solution.