Thread: Lowest Profile highest CFM 16" electric fan?

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I like SPAL fans personally. Move a lot of air and seem to last a long time. Have one on my Jeep truck, one on my T, and one on both of my Son's cars.

Just drove my T yesterday and at a light it came up to 180, kicked on the fan an before the light changed it was down to 150. If you want low profile, here is one they feature:

Item No.: 30100400
Description: VA18-AP10/C-41A FAN (16)"
UOM: EA
Price: $ 79.95

The picture below is mine, it is not a low profile, but is still very thin.

Don

Originally Posted by sgo70

I've been told these are good, not sure what anyone else knows but it should fit, 3.5" deep, 16" and 3300 cfm.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ZIRGO...mZ310031217474

Here's another 3500 cfm, 16" but not sure how deep.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ZIRGO...mZ310031217474

Sean.

Thanks Sean. I just got the fella to respond on the dimensions of the 3500 CFM fan. He said it is 4 1/8" deep. I've been looking at these. I just needed someone to respond about what has actually worked on thier rides. I live in Arkansas and we do see 100 degree days in the summer.

Dave

Originally Posted by Itoldyouso

I like SPAL fans personally. Move a lot of air and seem to last a long time. Have one on my Jeep truck, one on my T, and one on both of my Son's cars.

Just drove my T yesterday and at a light it came up to 180, kicked on the fan an before the light changed it was down to 150. If you want low profile, here is one they feature:

Item No.: 30100400
Description: VA18-AP10/C-41A FAN (16)"
UOM: EA
Price: $ 79.95

The picture below is mine, it is not a low profile, but is still very thin.

Don

Thanks Don. I'll check out thier site. Do you see many 100 degree days? Edit...never mind...I see your in Florida. Just answered my own question.


Dave