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Electric Radiator Fans: High-Performance Radiator Cooling Fans

Choosing an electric radiator fan is a matter of matching the right-sized cooling fan and radiator combo for your engine. Engines need heat to operate efficiently, but...

Choosing an electric radiator fan is a matter of matching the right-sized cooling fan and radiator combo for your engine. Engines need heat to operate efficiently, but require effective cooling—especially in performance applications—to eliminate as much power-robbing heat as possible. It’s a balance, and to achieve the perfect balance for your cooling system, your electric radiator fan must work effectively with your radiator, in addition to achieving appropriate water pump speed and coolant flow for your engine. If you’re looking for that perfect engine cooling fan, you’re in the right place....

Choosing an electric radiator fan is a matter of matching the right-sized cooling fan and radiator combo for your engine. Engines need heat to operate efficiently, but require effective cooling—especially in performance applications—to eliminate as much power-robbing heat as possible. It’s a balance, and to achieve the perfect balance for your cooling system, your electric radiator fan must work effectively with your radiator, in addition to achieving appropriate water pump speed and coolant flow for your engine. If you’re looking for that perfect engine cooling fan, you’re in the right place. Summit Racing carries a huge selection of electric radiator fans to complete your cooling system upgrade.

How to Choose an Electric Radiator Fan

Cooling fans are categorized by cubic feet per minute (cfm) ratings. A general guideline to follow for cooling a stock engine is 2,500 cfm for an 8-cylinder, 2,000 cfm for a 6-cylinder, and 1,250 cfm for a 4-cylinder. Of course, high-performance engines require more airflow. Many electric cooling fans are rated by recommended horsepower to help you choose the optimum cooling fan for your vehicle.

Pusher vs. Puller Electric Fans

Electric radiator fans are available in both pusher and puller designs. Pusher-style fans mount on the front of the radiator and blow air through the radiator core. Puller-style fans mount behind the radiator and draw air through the core.

Puller-style fans are recommended for applications in which the electric fan is the primary cooling source. A pusher-style fan can be used as an auxiliary cooling source, but you should sure make the fan covers as much of the radiator core as possible.

Top Brand Electric Radiator Fans

From Flex-A-Lite cooling fans, to Derale fans and Be Cool fans, and other top cooling products like Proform radiator fans, Perma-Cool, SPAL, Dorman, Zirgo, and many more, Summit Racing carries a massive selection of electric radiator fans from the most trusted brands in aftermarket cooling systems. Find yours now.

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Body Parts Replacement Electric Cooling Fans

Body Parts offers replacement electric cooling fans for a wide range of applications. These assemblies are available in a variety of sizes, styles, and fan quantities. They are crafted from high-quality materials for long-term performance. Choose the model that best fits your vehicle.

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Universal Air Conditioner Electric Fans

Universal Air Conditioner electric fans are part of their extensive line of cooling system components. Offered for a variety of makes and models with electric fans, each fan assembly is carefully manufactured to be a perfect OE replacement … for much less than OEM parts. Each model meets or exceeds OEM standards and is designed for quiet, dependable operation. So, instead of buying pieces individually to replace your non-working air conditioning and engine cooling system, save time and money with UAC's electric fans. Choose the model designed for fitment on your application.

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