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Old 13-11-2006, 07:53 PM   #1
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Default clutch fan v thermos

as title says i have my motor out and when i put it back in i want to know whether to go thermos or not. i dont want to kill my battery as i heard can happen and i also dont want my car overheating when warming tyres up at drags which i heard thermos are bad for as the only come on at certain points where as clutch fan stays on most of the time and will keep air flow coming better. will thermo fans do much for responsiveness or power and fuel economy.
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