Crusher75060

I'm looking to install an electric fan and do away with the clutch fan all together.
Flex-a-lite has a nice Syclone fan, but I'm looking for more information about that kind of stuff. Here in the summer Texas weather, I want to make sure I have enough air blasting through to keep things cool while I run the A/C and maybe get stuck in traffic.
SO can one of these 2400 CFM fans manage all that?

Crusher

Smokehouse69

I'd suggest going with Dual Spal 11" Fans from DeWitts. Tom DeWitt is a supporting vendor and he was recently offering a group purchase discount on his fans and radiators, you might contact him and see it it is still on.
The Spals as far as I know or the only aftermarket fans that will handle the heat and minimum natural air flow that makes it through the front of a C3's grill. Especially since you have to use the front license plate in Texas!
I have them in my car and they work great!

markdtn

Dual C4 fans are also a great swap.

Fevre

Have had good results thus far with Flex-a-Lite dual 12"ers with a sb putting about 375 hp. Bet if I sealed the rad to the support and the support to the hood they would work even better.

phungus

I'm going with a Summit aluminum radiator (from a company called Northern, but sold under Summit name) and we're going to try and find a Ford Crown Victoria 18inch fan from a junkyard. Apparently they will move a ton of air through.

Somewhere around $300-$350 for the entire setup, we'll see how it goes. Just couldn't justify the $900 outlay for Dewitt's setup right now.

Fevre

You will like to Summit rad, not a direct fit for those using the stock shroud and fan but a good deal for those using elec fans. One thing you will need is a over flow pipe/nipple, the rad neck is tapped for it but mine did not come with one. I have a brass pipe in there now but am getting some corrosion and I think it is from the mixing of metals.