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Jorik
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 Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 12:29 am Post subject: 33 series 2 16v coolingfan |
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Hello Fellow Alfisti,
recently I red something about a modifacation made by someone from Denmark or someplace else in Scandinavia about modifing the radiatorfan of a series 2 8v to a 16v. Anyone here know the page the drawings were on? I've been looking through old posts but can't find it anymore.
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Jorik
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johnboy
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| Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 10:08 pm Post subject: Re: 33 series 2 16v coolingfan |
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Hi Jorik
When i did my 16v.i used a fan out of a french car as they are very thin.
i think it was out of an ax of a 205? plus i put the 16v rad in as well as it is bigger than the 8v.i can email you a photo if you want?
regards john
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Ken McCarthy
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| Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 11:57 pm Post subject: 33 series 2 16v coolingfan |
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If you check, you should find that the 16V radiator is a larger face area but not as deep (thick), at least that is the case in Australia. The critical factors are surface area and contact time of the air on the fins. There may be a difference in total heat rejection but it may not be as large as you expect.
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Jorik
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| Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 7:25 pm Post subject: Re: 33 series 2 16v coolingfan |
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| johnboy wrote: |
Hi Jorik
When i did my 16v.i used a fan out of a french car as they are very thin.
i think it was out of an ax of a 205? plus i put the 16v rad in as well as it is bigger than the 8v.i can email you a photo if you want?
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Hi John,
yeah I'd love a picture of your cooling fan, it would save me al lot of effort when I could copy paste one of a peugeot. Is your car the black series 2 veloce of which I've seen the pictures here on the board? It rocks! Please mail me the pics of your car and the coolingfan!
j.i.koper@planet.nl
Thanks in advance
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johnboy
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| Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 9:15 pm Post subject: Re: 33 series 2 16v coolingfan |
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Hi Jorik
Glad you like it.
it does'nt look that good at the moment tho,im respraying it this week. i will email a photo tomorrow of engine bay.fan works great.never over heats keeps it at constent level when in traffic. just wish it was running 
regards john
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1990 S2 16v veloce sleeping!
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1997 seadoo gsx 800
1999 freestyle superjet |
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