Viscous fan, leave in or bin???

I meant that if its fucked then bolting it up will make it better.and i don't think having it bolted up would have done that?i'v had bolted one's on a road car and on a track car with no trouble. But a good condition unbolted one is the job,the more you rev the nuts off it,the more cool air its getting!

mmm may as well keep mine then!!!

dont have the cowling anymore, it saw the inside of a skip a few months ago

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Originally Posted by pole drift

dont have the cowling anymore, it saw the inside of a skip a few months ago

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Buy one ;)

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Originally Posted by pole drift

dont have the cowling anymore, it saw the inside of a skip a few months ago

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cowling is what will stop the car from over heating . that was a big boo boo throwing it out. it seriously helps

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Originally Posted by pole drift

dont have the cowling anymore, it saw the inside of a skip a few months ago

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Silly mistake.

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Originally Posted by Prodrifter86

cowling is what will stop the car from over heating . that was a big boo boo throwing it out. it seriously helps

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Yep, I'd defo get another one, it will help 100%

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Originally Posted by colm

Keep the viscous. I swapped mine for 2 electric fans and normal water temps went up over 10deg and oil 8deg. Pulled them off and went back to viscous after 1 drive.
Remember the viscous needs the cowling to do it's job properly, way too many lads run them without for god knows what reason

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Hey leave me out of this lol

what water temps do people see when on the track, i have oil cooler, 50mm rad, viscus fan with coweling in place+ a/c fan wired to a switch and still over 150degrees after a lap or two

fuck a duck!!! what oil do you use??

no problem with oil temps never goes past 90, just water reading off the top hose