Cooling issue on highway

Which is why you have to size them correctly, run a proper controller and not just a toggle switch, and why they should be an assembly that was designed with their shroud.

My 340 is .060" over, runs 9.8:1 compression with iron heads, has pretty decent sized cam and makes somewhere north of 400 hp with the stock stroke. I've never even come close to overheating with my Ford Contour fan set up, and I have sat in traffic when it was 110°F out.

If your electric fans aren't cooling your engine, you have not picked the right electric fans for your set up.



I agree about the cookie sheet aluminum shrouds, those are terrible.

But if your electric fans are melting, you picked lousy electric fans.

Had to go in and straighten out someone else's electric fan overheating build. That's why they came to me. Had to install the low profile, silent running non-flex manual 18" fan.

Low parasite loss, moves lots of air as it cuts the air not flexing the blades. Runs Quiet, keeping the engine cool without worry even on the hot days.

Simple Fix . . . without all the added electronics and headaches and worries if all the sudden it's going to overheat.