Electric fan CFM rating

Here is a post I took from a S-10 forum. Some very interesting numbers.

Here is a post that i lifted off a Chrysler minivan site so i do not know how accurate these numbers are but i figure they might help us all..

First off they were ALL tested at Battery voltage (12.5v)
first and then with my truck running with a 30ft 4 gauge wire from my battery 14.5v

Not the exact numbers they fluctuate from 150 to 250 cfm this is an average

Battery operated

LS1 FAN SHROUD
1 fan turned on - 4800 cfm
2 fans on - 9500cfm

LT1 FAN SHROUD
1 fan turned on - 5000 cfm
2 fans on - 8700 cfm

1999 Dodge Stratus (both fans are always on - 2 speed)
Slow speed - 3700 cfm
High Speed 9000 cfm

1996 Ford Taurus (1 fan two speed)
Slow speed - 2800 CFM
High speed - 5600 CFM



Alternator Powered

LS1 FAN SHROUD
1 fan turned on - 5100 cfm
2 fans on - 10500cfm

LT1 FAN SHROUD
1 fan turned on - 5200 cfm
2 fans on - 9500 cfm

1999 Dodge Stratus (both fans are always on - 2 speed)
Slow speed - 4200 cfm
High Speed 10400 cfm

1996 Ford Taurus (1 fan two speed)
Slow speed - 3200 CFM
High speed - 6000 CFM



Jack

Those are some crazy numbers. Any info on how many amps these fans draw?