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πŸ”₯ High Output Dual Radiator Fan - Derale Performance 16825 Gray/Black Review

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Details

Item Dimensions LxWxH31.5 x 22 x 5.75 inches
BrandDerale
Wattage265 watts
MaterialAluminum

Description of πŸ”₯ High Output Dual Radiator Fan - Derale Performance 16825 Gray/Black

Designed for primary cooling. Raw aluminum shroud construction can be polished, painted or anodized. High output 300 Watt motors. 4000 CFM. Puller (engine side) applications only.

Reviews

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Best fan I have ever bought

I had an overheating problem with my Cherokee Chief 78 and this solved it. I tried putting my t-shirt through the bars hehe

Pros
  • Powerful 300 watt motors
Cons
  • Vulgarity

Revainrating 5 out of 5

good and bad

496 7th generation Impala from 1965, running at 95 degrees Celsius in a 36 degree climate with Davies Craig 0444 controller after the Derale 16788 controller failed the second test Has

Pros
  • Fans and parts
Cons
  • good but not great

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Huge amount of work for a custom update.

I installed these fans on a Z24i engine that originally had belt driven cooling. I'm in an area that gets hotter every year and needed heavy duty air conditioning cooling, especially idling in direct sunlight at over 100 degrees (in 2020 there were only 28 consecutive days with temperatures over 100, one day of 117 and one of 114 ) and to "Parking lot", the second highest highway for congestion in the USA. I tripled the size of the radiator, put in a larger compressor, condenser and evaporator,

Pros
  • Engine Cooling and Air Conditioning
Cons
  • Something Else