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Message: [QUOTE="strokin'_tatsch, post: 1009183, member: 7"] Cool. I don't mind getting whatever pics I can if you need them. I have two trucks that have electric fans on them and a friend of mines OBS pulling truck has e-fans also so I could get pics of them too. Electric fans are electric fans whether they are on a pulling truck or on my mud truck. Not incredibly complicated. On a pulling truck though you only really need fans after you're done pulling when the truck is sitting idle. For that, you don't need tons of air flow to cool it down. A couple fans strapped straight to the radiator core or even a pusher setup in front will do it. Just comes down to your own desires. If you want even more space in front of the engine, get some pusher fans and put them in front of the radiator or in front of the IC if you have an air/air IC. Pusher fans will need to push more air to be as effective as puller fans, but it can be done. If you want the fans to be as efficient as possible, you'll need to build a shroud for them to make sure you pull air across the whole radiator core. Not necessary IMO if the fans will only be used to cool it down after a pull. [/QUOTE]

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