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Well, today installed my shorty header... heheh finally anyways, i was wondering where u could get a electric fan for a 1990 gmc sierra ? I was thinking about this because it shuld add some horsepwer but i dont know where to look..

 

 

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An electric fan is probably a good investment. Flexalite makes good fans and they dont cost too much. It should give about 10 more hp and 10 tq as well as improved fueleconomy because of less drag and a quieter ride as well. Flexalites website is www.flex-a-lite.com.
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i put a electric fan on my old dakota with a v-6 from advanced auto------it helped quite a lot with the seat of the pants feel----also helped with fuel milage too------kindly thought about doing the same with my 2000 gmc also :thumb:  :thumb:  :thumb:
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Yah, I'm hoping it will add good performance, well at least some i will notice..  :nono:  how much r those flex a lite fans doesn't say..??
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At www.truckperformance.com they are $420 and the permacool fan is $550 there i dont know if it is any better than the flex al lite. You might wanna check with this sites supporting vendors lots of them have spring sales on now.
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How hard are these to put in?  I just looked at the truckperformance.com page and it looked quite extensive.  Anyone done this, and how was it?

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