Author Topic: Performance 2.5? Is that posable?  (Read 8455 times)

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Offline MarkyB

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Re: Performance 2.5? Is that posable?
« Reply #45 on: January 26, 2011, 09:40:19 PM »
you'll notice on the mpg as well (given that you don't run the fan at all times and that it is on a thermocouple or temp controlled unit like DCC).

I did have it set up that way, but I wasn't getting consistant cooling.  I changed to on with the key (thru relays of course).  I haven't run it that way yet.  I have a FoMoCo 2 speed fan from a 3.0 Taurus.

Maybe my temp sensor is not in a good place. 

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Re: Performance 2.5? Is that posable?
« Reply #46 on: January 26, 2011, 10:49:44 PM »
I did have it set up that way, but I wasn't getting consistant cooling.  I changed to on with the key (thru relays of course).  I haven't run it that way yet.  I have a FoMoCo 2 speed fan from a 3.0 Taurus.

Maybe my temp sensor is not in a good place. 

let's say 20 amps draw at 13.7 volts = 274 watts = 0.274KW * 1.34 = 0.367HP

that's how much you lose, not a lot but there is a loss. The mechanical fan would use more, but if you run it all the time the difference is less since your alternator will be using power to provide current for the fan.
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