Gazza - got ay details on the pacet you are running and how you wired it...is it using the feeds for the existing oem unit or did you use a separate thermoswitch etc?
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David
main rad fan cfm rate, data needed
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thanks for help
found a possibility to ship 1570cfm 1.7inch thick =)
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the pro's can be thicker than the clubman IIRC its about cfm.
looks like you have a good solution already though to me.Leave a comment:
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err.. checked them... to thick. thinnest is 3 inch, and with a front rad only 2" can be fitted =(Leave a comment:
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good so you have imo got it correct.
pacet pro. they flow better than the clubman ones but cost more. they change the design from time to time though.
like i say, 1 small one if space is an issue and one larger works better again.Leave a comment:
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now i see... you got it wrong, we use a radiator from ACE, fans are aftermarket slim ones, universal model. set on the outer side, reversable, used as a pusher. BTW Which ones have you used? 1100 cfm sounds attractivethink i have misled in the type i have done. sorry
the fans on the ace/6a are nice slim ones from the factory. the ones supplied are 850cfm from audi i think you said. the ones we used as they were the same size were pacet pro. deisgned to flow more they did about 1100 each.
im no expert in flow rates. id do as you did. it may be that id replace the second small fan with a bigger unit for max efficiency in traffic.
Last edited by Dirtylouie; 8 December 2009, 11:43.Leave a comment:
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think i have misled in the type i have done. sorry
the fans on the ace/6a are nice slim ones from the factory. the ones supplied are 850cfm from audi i think you said. the ones we used as they were the same size were pacet pro. deisgned to flow more they did about 1100 each.
im no expert in flow rates. id do as you did. it may be that id replace the second small fan with a bigger unit for max efficiency in traffic.Leave a comment:
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He-heah ok.
i know the rad. got one on the shelf. yes they will be plenty. they are the size we used on a couple of subaru's 2 fans. think 1100cfm each pacets. its a pretty big rad that one.
the s2 fan is bigger due to the location of the rad thats all.
another option if you are worried on the cooling is fit 1 biggter unit at the end of the rad closest to the thermostat flow wise.
Rad is original unit from i4 16V Audi engine (ACE) btw it's the same that is used for ABK mit klima
It's not that big actually, and flow rate for the fan, claimed by manufacturer is only 850 cfm. We plan to use 2 of these,
How come you calculate 1100? Is it more complicated, then just multiplying it by 2? (850x2=1700)Leave a comment:
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ah ok.
i know the rad. got one on the shelf. yes they will be plenty. they are the size we used on a couple of subaru's 2 fans. think 1100cfm each pacets. its a pretty big rad that one.
the s2 fan is bigger due to the location of the rad thats all.
another option if you are worried on the cooling is fit 1 biggter unit at the end of the rad closest to the thermostat flow wise.Leave a comment:
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it's a little bit more sophisticated, then just replacing a fan.corrado engine was a supercharged 8v running a 65mm pulley. its warmer than an s2 engine with a radiator about 1/2 the size.
the shroud is worth about 30% IIRC. without it you cool one spot. the pacet will run at similar noise but flow more air.
what makes you think that an S2 will be hotter or more powerful?
ive already been down this road and know it works. im thinking of doing the same as now my fan is drawing a little to heavy and it can be felt when it kicks in.
decide whether you want a puller or pusher. IIRC pusher is more efficient. 1168cfm would suck a rag to the front of the rad pulling through it.
i'm after full AAN conversion, including intake and ACE front rad with a dual 10" slim pusher fan, 850 cfm each.
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