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    Default Viscous fan, leave in or bin???

    Who still has this in a sr20?? For those who hav got rid of it, what have you done to help cool the engine??

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    arent the viscous fans on sr's supposed to be realy good??


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    Why would you remove it it cools the engine also put the cowling on aswell!


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    Keep it, if its fucked and can turn easily then just bolt it up solid, but I wouldn't get rid of it.


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    my elec fan came off 1 day im just running that fan ever since i think there BRILLIANT leave it fo sho


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    i've electric fans in mine but had to cause of where i have the intercooler.if you've no issues with space leave in the viscious.and if your looking to run cooler drill 3 or 4 2mm holes in the thermostat,works a treat on my yoke anyway


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    Quote Originally Posted by twailbait View Post
    Keep it, if its fucked and can turn easily then just bolt it up solid, but I wouldn't get rid of it.
    What ever you do, Don't bolt it up solid; there's good reason for it being viscous...

    I had one seize on a E39 520; it disintegrated while overtaking only to punch two good holes straight through the bonnet, destroyed all the plastic cowling, cut clean through a radiator pipe and broke the secondary heating pump in half. And I’d only borrowed the car


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    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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    Quote Originally Posted by Butty View Post
    What ever you do, Don't bolt it up solid; there's good reason for it being viscous...

    I had one seize on a E39 520; it disintegrated while overtaking only to punch two good holes straight through the bonnet, destroyed all the plastic cowling, cut clean through a radiator pipe and broke the secondary heating pump in half. And I’d only borrowed the car
    Ha Funny shit


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    why take it off??? leave it and the cowling..

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