Fans

• Curved blade electric fans
• Require very little amperage and are suitable for use in race car or tow vehicle
• Fans are set up as puller units, mounted behind the radiator
• By flipping blades, reversing wires, and mounting in front of radiator, fans will operate in pusher configuration
• Each unit includes a mounting kit
• Available in 10", 12", 14" or 16"

• Universal electric fan mounting kit
• Used to mount electric fans to radiator
• Kit includes four 8" nylon mounting bolts with washers, rubber spacer blocks and retaining nuts
• Bolts are pressed through the fins of the radiator to mount accessory

• Lightweight, 6-blade fans are economical and very durable
• Universal bolt pattern
• Fans have a 5/8" pilot hole
• Available Sizes: 14", 15", 16", 17" or 18"

• Nylon fan reinforcement plate
• Plate installs beneath the mounting hardware to strengthen fan mounting location
• Prevents hardware from damaging the fan

• Mechanical racing fan
• 4 steel blades, ridged-type
• 18" Diameter
• Dual bolt pattern

• 19" GM steel 4-blade radiator fan
• Slotted/dual bolt pattern for easy installation
• 5/8" center hole
• This 4-blade fan moves more air than most 6-blade fans

Introducing the fan that is trusted by Professional Teams in the World of Outlaws and Lucas Oil Dirt Late Models! This composite 6 blade, 17" diameter fan with a 5/8" diameter center bore and standard bolt pattern is a direct replacement for the old 19" steel 4 blade fans. It has been competition tested and used by the best in the industry.

• 17" diameter fan with 5/8" diameter center bore
• Standard bolt pattern
• Ultra lightweight for improved performance
• Stiff construction holds its shape and effectively moves air at high speeds
• Smaller diameter offers a better fit with the radiator and eliminates risk of fan hitting power steering lines
• Fan blades extend 1.5" back towards the engine and 1.25" forward towards the radiator from the fan center mounting flange
• To ensure maximum airflow and protection against rocks, we highly recommend using a fan shroud
• Using cross member shields can prevent mud from being scooped up into the steering rack/fan area and causing damage