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Drive your Land Rover for a few days...the Burb will feel like while you were gone someone transplanted a rocket engine into it.
HE LIVES!Quote:
Originally Posted by Agrvr
Well...lost my join date and post count...but I'm here...and I don't have to lurk as the old man anymore...:beer:Quote:
Originally Posted by Snatch Adams
sign the petition!Quote:
Originally Posted by Agrvr
http://www.tamor.org/forums/showthre...241#post194241
Ah...I'm over it.Quote:
Originally Posted by agjohn02
I'm just happy to be here :cheers:
Yes, you yank the mechanical....otherwise, what would the point be of putting electric fans on? It's not like these motors have cooling issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graystroke
Welcome back Kevin.
sh!t.Quote:
Originally Posted by Agrvr
welcome to my world, say hello to the newbie webmaster....:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Agrvr
grayson, i have no idea what setup fred's talking about but i would imagine it eliminates the mechanical fan. I did a dual electric fan setup/mechanical fan delete on my F150 and it rid the motor of a TON of low end drag.
I was thinking the electrics kept the mech one from clutching up. Kinda just freewheeled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fredo
Maybe I should hook up an air operated clutch fan. That would be sweet!
what's up kevin!
I'm not going to complain about how busy and the lack of sleep I've been getting to you :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Graystroke
Everything's good. Just working a lot.
My little brother did the flexalite or somethin electric fan setup on his F150. Said its good stuff. Expensive if you bought it new though. He got it off craigslist from a guy that put the factory one back on for tradein.