i have a fluidyne AC replacment fan that you will need to run your ac and a fluidyne radiator. it was use for maby 3-4 months and that hole time AC was not on once so its basicly brand new

and i also have a stock main radiator fan, and a stock AC fan from my 95 dc2

fluidyne fan = 30$ + shipping
Stock Main fan = 25$ shipped
Stock AC fan = 20$ shipped


^^ Fluidyne fan


^^ Stock dc2 Main Fan


^^ Stock dc2 AC fan

 

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How does that Fluidyne fan bolt to the radiator? I have a Fluidyne rad but I don't see any mounts on the A/C side to attach a fan to.

 

you have to use the ziptie things you get at autozone, the fan came with them but i had to cut to remove the fan from the radiator

 

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bump

 

still up for sale or trade

 

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Is the fluid. fan compatibile with stock radiators? Does it spin harder or something?

 

its thinner than the stock fan i think, and yes it feels way stronger than the stock fan, it feels stronger then the silm main fan i got at autozone. you have to use the zip tie things to attach it so im not sure if you could stick them threw the stock radiator. i had it on my car for maby 2-3 months and the ac was never turned on once so it has very little wear. the only damage to it is the small scraches on the bottom (happend during header install)

 

 

nightly bump

 

 

 

ok its going off the market soon!