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(Msg. 16) Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 9:13 am
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"Carolina Watercraft Works" <cooltoys RemoveThis @bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> I'm getting about 15-20% increase with the fan setup.
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back in my serious hotrodding days i used a lot of electric fans. they let
me down on a couple of occasions but watching the temp gauge keeps it from
becoming critical. lots of smaller marginalized vehicles use electric fans.
i shy away from them now because i have marginalized all of my electrical
systems. all of my trucks have at least two or three high power ham radios
and the necessary amps to throw out my signal. add to this at least two
stereo amps powering massive sound systems in each truck, g.p.s., onboard
laptop computers and an array of other gadgets and i have each amp
calculated and there is no headroom left to add anything. in fact i have to
add at least two big capacitors into the systems of each truck to meet peak
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(Msg. 17) Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 2:22 pm
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to answer the other question, my husband says that it is and electric
clutch fan.
"Carolina Watercraft Works" <cooltoys.RemoveThis@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> I'm getting about 15-20% increase with the fan setup.
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>> "Glytter77" <glytter77.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> Just as an fyi... I'm a female if you can't figure it out by the nick
>>> name. And any upgrades will be done by my husband. I was just looking
>>> for some information.
>>>
>> <snip>
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>>>> i don't think this guy is qualified to do any upgrades. if he can't
>>>> even figure out what a engine cooling fan is and if it has any
>>>> relationship to the transmission.
>>>>
>>>> for the OP. keep the tires inflated properly, have a tune up and drive
>>>> the speed limit. take the savings from not buying a bunch of upgrades
>>>> and buy a few tanks of fuel.
>>>> michael
>>>>
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>> ahhh, i wasn't paying that close of attention to the OP's name just the
>> topic. my advice stays the same though. mods may get you miniscule
>> increases in mileage but very seldom will they be big enough to warrant
>> the expense. good maintenance and driving habits are where the real
>> savings are at.
>> michael
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(Msg. 18) Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:07 pm
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"Glytter77" <glytter77 RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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> to answer the other question, my husband says that it is and electric
> clutch fan.
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(Msg. 19) Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:25 pm
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I agree.....that must be one of those super dooper hybrid
fans that Mr. Jetson designed.
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> "Glytter77" <glytter77 DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> to answer the other question, my husband says that it is and electric
>> clutch fan.
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> Electric clutch fan??? Damn I'm getting old. What will they think of next.
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(Msg. 20) Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 9:01 pm
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sorry to bother you on this. Guess I will get my info from somewhere else.
"Carolina Watercraft Works" <cooltoys RemoveThis @bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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>I agree.....that must be one of those super dooper hybrid
> fans that Mr. Jetson designed.
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>> "Glytter77" <glytter77 RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:7d03e$48877f23$4b5b87ec$25697@ALLTEL.NET...
>>> to answer the other question, my husband says that it is and electric
>>> clutch fan.
>>
>> Electric clutch fan??? Damn I'm getting old. What will they think of
>> next.
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(Msg. 21) Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 2:14 am
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"Glytter77" <glytter77.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> sorry to bother you on this. Guess I will get my info from
> somewhere else.
These guys just like to poke fun, Glytter. Don't take that
stuff too seriously.
If you didn't pick it up, it's either an electric-motor
driven fan or an engine-driven fan with a viscous clutch on
it. If it's driven by a belt, it's not an electric fan.
Ken >> Stay informed about: upgrades for v6 magnum engine |
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(Msg. 22) Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 7:56 am
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On Wed, 23 Jul 2008 09:13:22 -0400, "nunya" <nunya.TakeThisOut@nunya.net> wrote:
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>"Carolina Watercraft Works" <cooltoys.TakeThisOut@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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>> I'm getting about 15-20% increase with the fan setup.
>>
><snip>
>
>back in my serious hotrodding days i used a lot of electric fans. they let
>me down on a couple of occasions but watching the temp gauge keeps it from
>becoming critical. lots of smaller marginalized vehicles use electric fans.
>i shy away from them now because i have marginalized all of my electrical
>systems. all of my trucks have at least two or three high power ham radios
>and the necessary amps to throw out my signal. add to this at least two
>stereo amps powering massive sound systems in each truck, g.p.s., onboard
>laptop computers and an array of other gadgets and i have each amp
>calculated and there is no headroom left to add anything. in fact i have to
>add at least two big capacitors into the systems of each truck to meet peak
>demand at times.
>michael
>
Wow.. time for a Honda generator? lol
mac
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(Msg. 23) Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 8:48 am
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"NapalmHeart" <olsonfamNOSPAM.DeleteThis@iserv.net> wrote in message
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> "Glytter77" <glytter77.DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> sorry to bother you on this. Guess I will get my info from somewhere
>> else.
>
> These guys just like to poke fun, Glytter. Don't take that stuff too
> seriously.
>
> If you didn't pick it up, it's either an electric-motor driven fan or an
> engine-driven fan with a viscous clutch on it. If it's driven by a belt,
> it's not an electric fan.
>
> Ken
>
guys,
once again, not trying to sound rude or condescending but this collective
does not sound like they need to be modding a vehicle. i have never seen an
electric clutch fan either.
glytter,
it is a truck, if you really want better fuel mileage then you are going
to have to start driving a dodge neon instead of a dodge truck. most mods
are designed to add power not mileage for a truck. some of these mods will
add a little mileage if you drive like a grandma but most of us stick our
feet in it just a little harder once we realize a tad more horsepower.
you can read all kinds of figures and claims from aftermarket
manufacturers but don't buy into the magical silver bullet sales pitch. as
competative as the vehicle market is, if a major truck manufacturer could
make their truck get significantly better mileage thatn the other guys these
features would come installed at the factory. it is called free market
competition. buy yourself a smart car for commuting and only drive the
truck when you *need* a truck if fuel mileage is that big of a concern.
myself, i like the comfort of my big extended cab truck with a v8 and 11
mpg is the price i pay for that comfort. b.t.w. if you are going to wander
into newsgroups a thick skin is required.
good luck,
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(Msg. 24) Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:53 pm
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FYI, I owned 2 dodge neon's. I use my truck to haul pharmaceuticals. I can't
fit 68 totes in a dodge neon. I'd suggest you get all of your information
before 'suggesting' stuff. I drive 200 miles a day. I was just looking for a
little more gas mileage not a miracle. Sorry if you can't seem to understand
it. I will unsubscribe to this group because you can't seem to do anything
but make sarcastic remarks. Sorry to bother such "smart" men as you all!
Glytter
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>> "Glytter77" <glytter77.DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:76715$4887e28c$4b5b87ec$17544@ALLTEL.NET...
>>> sorry to bother you on this. Guess I will get my info from somewhere
>>> else.
>>
>> These guys just like to poke fun, Glytter. Don't take that stuff too
>> seriously.
>>
>> If you didn't pick it up, it's either an electric-motor driven fan or an
>> engine-driven fan with a viscous clutch on it. If it's driven by a belt,
>> it's not an electric fan.
>>
>> Ken
>>
>
> guys,
> once again, not trying to sound rude or condescending but this collective
> does not sound like they need to be modding a vehicle. i have never seen
> an electric clutch fan either.
>
> glytter,
> it is a truck, if you really want better fuel mileage then you are going
> to have to start driving a dodge neon instead of a dodge truck. most mods
> are designed to add power not mileage for a truck. some of these mods
> will add a little mileage if you drive like a grandma but most of us stick
> our feet in it just a little harder once we realize a tad more horsepower.
> you can read all kinds of figures and claims from aftermarket
> manufacturers but don't buy into the magical silver bullet sales pitch.
> as competative as the vehicle market is, if a major truck manufacturer
> could make their truck get significantly better mileage thatn the other
> guys these features would come installed at the factory. it is called
> free market competition. buy yourself a smart car for commuting and only
> drive the truck when you *need* a truck if fuel mileage is that big of a
> concern.
> myself, i like the comfort of my big extended cab truck with a v8 and 11
> mpg is the price i pay for that comfort. b.t.w. if you are going to
> wander into newsgroups a thick skin is required.
> good luck,
> michael
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(Msg. 25) Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 7:37 am
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"Glytter77" <glytter77.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> FYI, I owned 2 dodge neon's. I use my truck to haul pharmaceuticals. I
> can't fit 68 totes in a dodge neon. I'd suggest you get all of your
> information before 'suggesting' stuff. I drive 200 miles a day. I was just
> looking for a little more gas mileage not a miracle. Sorry if you can't
> seem to understand it. I will unsubscribe to this group because you can't
> seem to do anything but make sarcastic remarks. Sorry to bother such
> "smart" men as you all!
> Glytter
You recieved a answer and a question, which you ingnored. Now your upset?
Oh, save the money you'd spend on the cold air intake. The gettin' isn't
worth the goin' imo.
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(Msg. 26) Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 8:33 am
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> My sympathy to your husband.
ROFLMAO
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> "Glytter77" <glytter77 DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> FYI, I owned 2 dodge neon's. I use my truck to haul pharmaceuticals. I
>> can't fit 68 totes in a dodge neon. I'd suggest you get all of your
>> information before 'suggesting' stuff. I drive 200 miles a day. I was
>> just looking for a little more gas mileage not a miracle. Sorry if you
>> can't seem to understand it. I will unsubscribe to this group because you
>> can't seem to do anything but make sarcastic remarks. Sorry to bother
>> such "smart" men as you all!
>> Glytter
>
> You recieved a answer and a question, which you ingnored. Now your upset?
>
> Oh, save the money you'd spend on the cold air intake. The gettin' isn't
> worth the goin' imo.
>
> My sympathy to your husband.
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(Msg. 27) Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 6:28 pm
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"Roy" <Roy.RemoveThis@home.net> wrote in message news:g6hml503dv@news3.newsguy.com...
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> "Glytter77" <glytter77.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> FYI, I owned 2 dodge neon's. I use my truck to haul pharmaceuticals. I
>> can't fit 68 totes in a dodge neon. I'd suggest you get all of your
>> information before 'suggesting' stuff. I drive 200 miles a day. I was
>> just looking for a little more gas mileage not a miracle. Sorry if you
>> can't seem to understand it. I will unsubscribe to this group because you
>> can't seem to do anything but make sarcastic remarks. Sorry to bother
>> such "smart" men as you all!
>> Glytter
>
> You recieved a answer and a question, which you ingnored. Now your upset?
>
> Oh, save the money you'd spend on the cold air intake. The gettin' isn't
> worth the goin' imo.
>
> My sympathy to your husband.
>
>
If you would try to be as helpful as you are sarcastic, then you might
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(Msg. 28) Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 9:04 pm
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Then why did you ask for him?
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>> "Glytter77" <glytter77.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> FYI, I owned 2 dodge neon's. I use my truck to haul pharmaceuticals. I
>>> can't fit 68 totes in a dodge neon. I'd suggest you get all of your
>>> information before 'suggesting' stuff. I drive 200 miles a day. I was
>>> just looking for a little more gas mileage not a miracle. Sorry if you
>>> can't seem to understand it. I will unsubscribe to this group because
>>> you can't seem to do anything but make sarcastic remarks. Sorry to
>>> bother such "smart" men as you all!
>>> Glytter
>>
>> You recieved a answer and a question, which you ingnored. Now your upset?
>>
>> Oh, save the money you'd spend on the cold air intake. The gettin' isn't
>> worth the goin' imo.
>>
>> My sympathy to your husband.
>>
>>
> If you would try to be as helpful as you are sarcastic, then you might
> actually help someone. My husband doesn't need anything from you. >> Stay informed about: upgrades for v6 magnum engine |
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(Msg. 29) Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 9:40 pm
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"Glytter77" <glytter77.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Roy" <Roy.TakeThisOut@home.net> wrote in message news:g6hml503dv@news3.newsguy.com...
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>> "Glytter77" <glytter77.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:49633$488beea4$4b5b87ec$14091@ALLTEL.NET...
>>> FYI, I owned 2 dodge neon's. I use my truck to haul pharmaceuticals. I
>>> can't fit 68 totes in a dodge neon. I'd suggest you get all of your
>>> information before 'suggesting' stuff. I drive 200 miles a day. I was
>>> just looking for a little more gas mileage not a miracle. Sorry if you
>>> can't seem to understand it. I will unsubscribe to this group because
>>> you can't seem to do anything but make sarcastic remarks. Sorry to
>>> bother such "smart" men as you all!
>>> Glytter
>>
>> You recieved a answer and a question, which you ingnored. Now your upset?
>>
>> Oh, save the money you'd spend on the cold air intake. The gettin' isn't
>> worth the goin' imo.
>>
>> My sympathy to your husband.
>>
>>
> If you would try to be as helpful as you are sarcastic, then you might
> actually help someone. My husband doesn't need anything from you.
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(Msg. 30) Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 10:09 pm
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I asked for me, not him. I was just trying to get a few ideas. I didn't want
the BS!
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> "Glytter77" <glytter77.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> "Roy" <Roy.RemoveThis@home.net> wrote in message
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>>> "Glytter77" <glytter77.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:49633$488beea4$4b5b87ec$14091@ALLTEL.NET...
>>>> FYI, I owned 2 dodge neon's. I use my truck to haul pharmaceuticals. I
>>>> can't fit 68 totes in a dodge neon. I'd suggest you get all of your
>>>> information before 'suggesting' stuff. I drive 200 miles a day. I was
>>>> just looking for a little more gas mileage not a miracle. Sorry if you
>>>> can't seem to understand it. I will unsubscribe to this group because
>>>> you can't seem to do anything but make sarcastic remarks. Sorry to
>>>> bother such "smart" men as you all!
>>>> Glytter
>>>
>>> You recieved a answer and a question, which you ingnored. Now your
>>> upset?
>>>
>>> Oh, save the money you'd spend on the cold air intake. The gettin' isn't
>>> worth the goin' imo.
>>>
>>> My sympathy to your husband.
>>>
>>>
>> If you would try to be as helpful as you are sarcastic, then you might
>> actually help someone. My husband doesn't need anything from you.
>
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