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Which electric fan for a supercharger?
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    Which electric fan for a supercharger?

    I am want to get a new revised Novi 1K. But I am concerned about the crank pulley clearing. I am currently using a Mark VIII fan and it looks tight.

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    Re: Which electric fan for a supercharger?

    Originally posted by wldtang
    I am want to get a new revised Novi 1K. But I am concerned about the crank pulley clearing. I am currently using a Mark VIII fan and it looks tight.
    I know very little about the MARK VIII fans, except they use quite a bit of current. I personally like the Flex-a-lite Black Magic 5.0 fan. I just installed it a week ago and it works perectly. Even has a circuit breaker to protect the fan. My neighbor is an AC Tech and he used a probe to measure the CFM at idle in his garage. It was 3100CFM average. Not bad when you consider it's rated at 2800CFM ;) Hehe.. Draws 13.9A max.

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    I had the balck magic and i had cooling issues. I like the Mark VIII but it looks tight.

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    I always wondered about the black magic fan, but I was at a car show today and say a blown dodge charger daytona with a black magic fan...I use a black magic with my Novi 2000, and the crank pulley is very close. You might want to try the dual flex-a-lites or something along those lines.
    -Ross

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug
    Of course we are talking about real boost from a Novi2K :D

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    Originally posted by wldtang
    I had the balck magic and i had cooling issues. I like the Mark VIII but it looks tight.
    Are you sure? (no offense.. just wonderinf if it might have been a bad fan) I know several guys pushing 750+rwhp and they run the black magic with zero issues on griffin or fluidynes and that's on humid, summer days in Florida..

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    So I take it that the pulley is so close to the black magic fan I will need to lift the fan to install the blower belt on the crank pulley. I have a 3-row rad so will I clear the fan with my 7" blower pulley? I guess since Jegs is only 20 miles away I will buy the Proform unit that is a black magic clone for only $139 and that includes the thermostat and power breaker and see if it fits. If not I will just return it.

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    I use dual SPAL electrics with a stock radiator. Never had a cooling problem.
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    I'm running a Mark8 fan. I had to angle the bottom of the radiator forward to get enough clearance.
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    Do yo have any pics?

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    You can see an engine shot in saleen91's photopost.

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    How do I get to that?

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    Click on the PhotoPost under his users status (left side)

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    Ohhh! Duh!!! Thanks

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    Wow! you raised your Mark VIII fan allot. It is about 1/2" - 1" above your radiator.

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    Here's a good page a guy put together about installing the VIII fan on a 5.0. some good info here:

    http://www.geocities.com/smithmonte/...rkVIII_Fan.htm

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