- Joined
- Sep 1, 2001
- Location
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
I've noticed that a lot of people are going fan/shroud/rad/shroud/fan
Setup in a push/pull config.
It would seem that by limiting the intake area to only 120mm (the size of the fan on the intake side of the rad)
you would create a smaller area in the radiator in which the lowest temps reside.
(Asume the radiator is larger than the radiator hence the need for the shroud)
A "Cold Spot" so to speak....
Compare this to a single fan/shroud sucking air through the radiator where the entire surface of the radiator is exposed to the "cold" airflow.
I was planning on a single Delta 120 mm fan (high flow screamer)
But my plans aren't carved into stone yet....
what are the benifits of these 2 setups?
Larry
Setup in a push/pull config.
It would seem that by limiting the intake area to only 120mm (the size of the fan on the intake side of the rad)
you would create a smaller area in the radiator in which the lowest temps reside.
(Asume the radiator is larger than the radiator hence the need for the shroud)
A "Cold Spot" so to speak....
Compare this to a single fan/shroud sucking air through the radiator where the entire surface of the radiator is exposed to the "cold" airflow.
I was planning on a single Delta 120 mm fan (high flow screamer)
But my plans aren't carved into stone yet....
what are the benifits of these 2 setups?
Larry