Running Car Without Fan Shroud at Opal Forte blog

Running Car Without Fan Shroud. without it, engine compartment air gets drug around by the fan and reduces the fan's pulling capacity. lots of engineering went into designing and building out a cooling system that has lasted 20 years and will go 100k. I was going out to. It is an open autox car only so it will be driven hard in. yes, you can drive it without a shroud, but it's not going to cool it as effectively. Electric fans are preferred to mechanical belt driven fans, mainly due to the fan being driven off the engine and not only robbing you of horsepower but running at all engine speeds even when possibly not needed. i would prefer to run my car without fan, shroud, and tin. I would come up with something custom if. i was driving around for almost two years with no fan shroud without any issues even in humid summer weather. i ran mine without a fan or shroud for over a year. all shrouded fans should be on the engine side, no exceptions. It started as an experiment in jan '22.

yes, you can drive it without a shroud, but it's not going to cool it as effectively. all shrouded fans should be on the engine side, no exceptions. Electric fans are preferred to mechanical belt driven fans, mainly due to the fan being driven off the engine and not only robbing you of horsepower but running at all engine speeds even when possibly not needed. I was going out to. i ran mine without a fan or shroud for over a year. i would prefer to run my car without fan, shroud, and tin. It started as an experiment in jan '22. It is an open autox car only so it will be driven hard in. I would come up with something custom if. without it, engine compartment air gets drug around by the fan and reduces the fan's pulling capacity.

Fabricating a 1932 Ford Fan Shroud Street Rodder Magazine

Running Car Without Fan Shroud all shrouded fans should be on the engine side, no exceptions. i ran mine without a fan or shroud for over a year. I was going out to. It started as an experiment in jan '22. all shrouded fans should be on the engine side, no exceptions. without it, engine compartment air gets drug around by the fan and reduces the fan's pulling capacity. It is an open autox car only so it will be driven hard in. i was driving around for almost two years with no fan shroud without any issues even in humid summer weather. lots of engineering went into designing and building out a cooling system that has lasted 20 years and will go 100k. i would prefer to run my car without fan, shroud, and tin. yes, you can drive it without a shroud, but it's not going to cool it as effectively. Electric fans are preferred to mechanical belt driven fans, mainly due to the fan being driven off the engine and not only robbing you of horsepower but running at all engine speeds even when possibly not needed. I would come up with something custom if.