Rad fans

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These people have got some serious fan setups.
They look like they know their stuff.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GMC-SIER ... 911.c0.m14
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I dunno that I agree with him on everything (he is, after all, a seller), but in any case, go to one of his other ads for something that'll fit your rad (which is a 28 incher, by the way)
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i have been looking at his products too and the one i found that fits our rad is dual 2700cfm fans
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I gotta read all this again. I don't know if I agree with it all either. :-k
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The first thought I had when I found these fans was to offer another source for those here in the family.

I did not research the accuracy of his claims.
Just a source for those "in the know" or "how to know".

Hayden and Flexalite are mass marketers.
I just haven't seen too many fan kits that appear to be done "right".

As with most everything on the Internet that is being sold ... Buyer Be Aware.

That being said.......
I'd be interested in how the quality and effectiveness of his kits pan out in the real world.
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I'm 'tween Canton and Holly Springs (North NorthWest of Atlanta GA)
I haul bottled water everyday- between 500 and 2500 pounds (226.796185 and 1,133.980925 Canadian) INSIDE the van.
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"This is good for 10-15% more miles to the gallon of gas along with freeing up 7-12 horsepower"

I'm a huge fan (pun) of electric fans, they just make more sense but this claim is not gonna happen no way, no how!
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