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Thread: Kenlowe 17in Electric Fan Kit

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    Kenlowe 17in Electric Fan Kit

    Hi

    Thinking about heat, Paddocks, Rimmers and others such as Demon Tweaks sell these fans for Range Rover fitment.

    Demon Tweaks even have a "universal" fitting kit

    Kenlowe Fan Swivel Mount Kit - Demon Tweeks

    Although not a cheap option these would be a great addition IMO

    I added a Craig-Davies fan to my series 1 rover v8 conversion years ago and it was excellent.

    Steve

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    Hi

    I see Davies, Craig have a 16" in fan with an airflow of 2120 CFM, which is only slightly less than the 17" Kenlowe at 2207 CFM.

    DCSL16 INCH FAN KIT (12 VOLT) PART No: 0066

    They both say you can save around 8.5% on your fuel bill, they cool the engine better in slow traffic and of course they run after the engine is switched off as well

    The Davies Craig is around the $200.00 mark, I think I will email them and ask if anyone has ever fitted one to a P38

    Steve

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    It's not hard to set up - I run twin Davies Craig fans on my Torana.

    Another relay, some wires and trigger off your temp outlet.

    The hard part is the bracketry, and making sure you can override it when you want.

    Cheers
    Keithy

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    Excuse my ignorance on this matter but wouldn't it be easier to use the air con fans and have a manual override switch to activate them as suggested elsewhere. Or is the fan you're referring to, something else altogether?

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    Just read about them and their intent. Isn't one concern with the p38, the under bonnet temp and the harm that temp does to ancillary stuff.

    Doesn't the belt driven fan help with the ambient temp under the bonnet?

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    Hi,

    The electric fan is actually better because it will keep running after the engine is switched off and cool the engine bay.

    You remove the manual fan completely, this is where the fuel savings come from since all fans are pretty irrelevant above about 50kph where the Ram effect takes over.

    Regards
    Steve

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    Agreed.

    Best fuel saving initiative out there! They rob a few ponies those belt driven fans!

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    Hi

    Another thing is that I would imagine that at 1500 RPM in low range the electric fan would provide much better cooling than the belt driven one

    Steve

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    Paddocks have them at GBP135 at present. Order 3 and share the shipping?

    I'll get a quote.

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    Hi

    I emailed Davies-Craig about their 16" fan as well

    Steve

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