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Old 07-07-2003, 04:36 PM   #3
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I just bought an electric fan from summit. I havn't even put it on yet, but the instructions look pretty easy. It is a black magic fan, part # FLX-175. It has a 15" blade diameter and flows 2800 cfm. I bought this one, even thought it is pretty expensive ($200) because it comes with everything - wiring, temp. sending unit, A/C relay, etc. My friend had a 15" fan on his bronco that was rated at 1300 cfm, and it worked great even when we were wheelin and he was going real slow.
I have the same fan, works great. I recommend this fan.
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