Dual Fan Options

[Reggie West]

 

[~JM~]

I have the full size fan on the driver side & the slim-line on the passenger side to clear the FMIC tubing.

 

[Reggie West]

Those links bring up an error message on my end.

I believe ALRADCO has products for other vehicle applications that have a much larger customer base. Unfortunately the Turbo Buick customer base is shrinking & is most likely not profitable enough to support a business by itself.

Thanks JM. You are right they support other vehicles as well.

 

[seedling]

Sent you a pm Reggie!

 

[Reggie West]

Got it thx!

 

[detaildave]

I bought a dual set up from the salvage yard for $20.00 from a 04 Stratus and the wire harness from Kirban around $80.00 and the zip ties from AutoZone. Looks great works perfect.however a bit of a challenge to install.had to remove intercooler shroud.to install and then reinstalled shroud. Little gap at bottom but cools alot better here in Las Vegas

 

[GNRick]

I bought a dual set up from the salvage yard for $20.00 from a 04 Stratus and the wire harness from Kirban around $80.00 and the zip ties from AutoZone. Looks great works perfect.however a bit of a challenge to install.had to remove intercooler shroud.to install and then reinstalled shroud. Little gap at bottom but cools alot better here in Las Vegas

Interesting. My DD is a 2002 Sebring convertible. Lots of Sebrings and Stratuses in the junk yards. I have 75k miles on my Sebring, no fan issues. However, I like to buy new when possible. My old Ramchargers fans only lasted a couple years. Junk yard cars usually have high miles on them. I bought my Spal fans new off Ebay. Very happy with them.

 

[to slow]

You can buy dual relays for a fan setup from Casper’s for $50ish . You might have to changed the plug ends but that shouldn’t be a issue and is pretty easy imo . So $300 you would have a plug and play basically

Please could send me a picture of how you change plug ends for jegs 555 52118 fans
Please send to dmaharaj 40@gmail .com

Thanks Dave .

 

[TurboTGuy]

The last time I heard about ALRADCO was maybe 6 years ago, maybe more. They just disappeared. It's too bad, they rocked.

Perhaps Spal?

Pretty sure this is my set up with some aluminum tape to seal up the gaps. It's been VERY reliable in the Phoenix, AZ 100+ heat since 2010. If not this one, call them, they have what you need.

https://www.classicindustries.com/product/SP2020.html?&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping-catch-all&gclid=52b8be06b08d102dfca4d889f04e8c8b&gclsrc=3p.ds&msclkid=52b8be06b08d102dfca4d889f04e8c8b&gclid=52b8be06b08d102dfca4d889f04e8c8b&gclsrc=3p.ds

 

[Reggie West]

ALRADCO.

About the nicest set-up you'll find.

Alradco disappeared off the earth about 6 years ago now.

Jeremy at O&S makes a nice one. It is a nice unit, plug and play.