Flex-a-lite fan owners...need some advice

By Chad H
June 13, 2005 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Chad H

Posted June 13, 2005

Hey guys,

I am seriously considering running electric fans in the Tahoe. But, I don't really know if its going to justify spending $400 + to get them. Did any of you notice any improvements? Also, I am running the stock thermostat so what temp do you have the fans cutting on? I need some input. I am debating on either get these or plugs, plug wires and the Kennedy Diesel Headlight booster.

Thanks,

Chad

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