what's the differences between using stock fan and electric fan on sc300?
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im planning to change the fan for my sc300. one mechanic said if i use the electric fan i will have more horsepower than use the stock fan with the clutch. what's you guys idea about that? by the way. i have one more question about the cold air intake and short ram for sc300. which one is the best way to use?? thank
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You would have to get a shorter serpentine belt if you're going electric. I would go with the electric. Cold air would be better than Short Ram performance wise, but if this is your daily and you tend to take it out when it rains, I would not recommend it...
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On the intake, as long as it is not close to the ground I wouldn't worry about it. If your CAI takes air from where the stock airbox location is, this would be ok.
Having said that, I would still drive slowly over puddles when possible. I, myself do not have any under engine splash guard and my intake is not being shielded by anything. I am paranoid as hell in the rain, but I have driven it during storms and it was ok.
Also... Why post a new thread asking pretty much the same thing!?
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If you switch to e-fan make sure that they are shrouded properly. If you just smack them on the radiators and don't shroud them without directing flow, you will actually get worse cooling performance than the stock fans. Improperly setup fans will even cause your car to overheat in the heat of summer when in bumper to bumper traffic.
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