Has anyone fitted the above? I am wondering if I have fitted it the right way, as there is not much room between the blade and top radiator hose.
Do the rounded ends face the rad, with the cups so to speak facing the engine?
6 bladed stainless steel fan
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Re: 6 bladed stainless steel fan
flexifan worth the effort.works a treat. they do run real close to top rad hose but loosening the clip on the hose and a little tweek here and there with the hose and it will clear. if you want to run cool try a ally rad. ive got to a stage now where my motor runs too cool on cruising. i even joked at Le Mans i might put some card infront of the rad to raise temp.tigerman7347 wrote:Has anyone fitted the above? I am wondering if I have fitted it the right way, as there is not much room between the blade and top radiator hose.
Do the rounded ends face the rad, with the cups so to speak facing the engine?
Re: 6 bladed stainless steel fan
hi,tigerman7347 wrote:Has anyone fitted the above? I am wondering if I have fitted it the right way, as there is not much room between the blade and top radiator hose.
Do the rounded ends face the rad, with the cups so to speak facing the engine?
i have a friend that know how to solve your problem sadly he is not here i my place but don't worry i will make another post if he can help you.,.
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if it runs too cool (i.e. < 90C) you need to change the thermostat. often people put a lower temp thermostat in to try and compensate for poor cooling which in the tiger is almost always due to insufficient air flow and recirculation of air at low speeds. in these cases an alloy rad is not necessary unless you have a really powerful engine in there.
Hi,
I also recently installed a 14" (fibreglass type) flex-a-lite fan in my Tiger. So far the fan is doing very well keeping the temperature around the 90 degree C mark even in traffic. I do have the same problem with clearance, but I am looking for alternative top hoses or a spacer.
Regards, Robin.
I also recently installed a 14" (fibreglass type) flex-a-lite fan in my Tiger. So far the fan is doing very well keeping the temperature around the 90 degree C mark even in traffic. I do have the same problem with clearance, but I am looking for alternative top hoses or a spacer.
Regards, Robin.
Robin O'Dell
Tiger MK 1a
ENJOYING THE EXPERIENCE AS DAD WOULD HAVE
Tiger MK 1a
ENJOYING THE EXPERIENCE AS DAD WOULD HAVE