Just looking for some input really.
Have the 4dr r32 stripped completely, and will be reassembing soon.
Would ye advise re-fitting the the standard fan system for behind the dash? or is there any point?
Between two minds (handy for cold days, demisting windows, etc), but i've seen a crap load of cars without them fitted.
Any input appreciated
Andrew
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Input on interior blower fans for drift car....
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Well wat would the advantages be if u removed it?
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My mate had a little heater fan he bought in a hurry one time for a rally weekend when heater in a cam stopped up. Plugged into cigarette lighter, stuck on dash, it was a brilliant little thing n cheap ! I might go for one when im putting my cam together.
A mist bottle with lots washing up liquid is what lots of guys use on helmet visors and windscreens in rally cars to stop fogging.
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Keep your fan, it'll wreck your head on wet days
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Your best of just opening the centre section and of the 3 heater boxes and take out the aircon rad, blow all the shit out, and seal the old holes with tape, ten mins and might find a few mice like a mate did...
Worked on prodrive and raliart/extreme preped cars they do it and in some they modify the inner rad housing and put a "mocal" branded core into it with a small fan on a switch/relay.
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better thread would be pics of all the savage jap cars parked up hidden around the country in sheds!
No because whores like you will buy em and break em
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cheers for the replies.
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wets days is the problem.if you get wet and into the car.you will never clear the windows
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I could'nt see shit in mondello the last day, no fan, no working windows either haha
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head and shoulders that's what i always used in my car, never had any issues even when teaming rain...
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I find panten pro v smells nicer! Get rid of all the boxes wireing the lot. but if you are not removeing the full loom then id leave them in take them apart rrmove all the aircon shite and the servo motors for opening the diffrant sections of the box just leave it blowing the front screen and just run a switched power to the blower motor and get rid of the dash controls Originally Posted by chrisbrady325
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