Troyer eFans - Ordered

Dixie Design · #1 Fri, March 13th, 2009, 05:32 PM

It's a dual fan kit with dual, fully independent and adjustable controllers. The way it's setup it has a "Low Temperature" fan and a "High-Temperature" fan automatically controlled in a "staggered" turn-on arrangement to provide proper cooling under any condition. That also keeps the start-up amperage draw to a minimum. Should one of the motors give out, heaven forbid, it wouldn't leave you high and dry, you could still get home. The other kits, including FAL's, and piece together kits would leave you overheated and stranded should a fan fail. Other kits also mount THROUGH the radiator, eventually leaving holes and requiring a new radiator in the long run. Troyer's put together a custom fabricated mounting system. These are the reason I went with Troyer, might be more expensive, but WELL worth the extra mile they've gone in research and manufacturing.

RZDANO · #2 Fri, March 13th, 2009, 05:53 PM

The FAL kit has mounts that bolt to the sides of the radiator. It does'nt make contact anywhere on the radiator surface except on the tanks where the old fan shroud was bolted in. The FAL kit is probably the most expensive, But IMO the best quality and design of them all.

Dixie Design · #3 Fri, March 13th, 2009, 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by RZDANO

The FAL kit has mounts that bolt to the sides of the radiator. It does'nt make contact anywhere on the radiator surface except on the tanks where the old fan shroud was bolted in. The FAL kit is probably the most expensive, But IMO the best quality and design of them all.

I like the protective shroud on Troyer's too. If you happen to be in there with the fans running, you don't take the chance of chopping off an arm. A few other features FAL doesn't offer. I'll be comparing quality side by side, buddy down the street has the FAL.

***88Racing*** · #4 Fri, March 13th, 2009, 11:33 PM

What's next Dixie, meth injection?
Super charger?
Nitrous?

The mods sound pretty nice!

Lars

RZDANO · #5 Sat, March 14th, 2009, 02:42 AM

I have to agree. Once You start with one mod, You just can't stop there. It becomes somewhat of an illness. I think We need "mod rehab"

Dixie Design · #6 Sat, March 14th, 2009, 02:58 PM

Hi, my name's Neal. I've been a member of truck modification anonymous for 4 years. I've been mod-sober for...15 minutes.

I'm glad I have a support group like PHP, lol.

Dixie Design · #7 Sat, March 14th, 2009, 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 88Racing

What's next Dixie, meth injection?
Super charger?
Nitrous?

The mods sound pretty nice!

Lars

Thanks Lars, and next on my list is long tube headers

RZDANO · #8 Sat, March 14th, 2009, 05:15 PM

Hi Neal...

Just so You know, There is no cure for Your addiction. Those evil aftermarket companies will continue to make products that You just can't live without. It is a losing battle to try to fight the urge to buy the next cool product. You will sacrifice what is right. You will make wrong descisions. But, if just one person gives You compliment, It makes it all worthwhile.

My name is Dano and I too am an addict.

***88Racing*** · #9 Sun, March 15th, 2009, 12:06 AM

That's the first step:

Admitting you have a problem.

Denial will only bring you closer to destruction.

The long tube headers I hear are really a great mod.

Lars

Dixie Design · #10 Wed, March 18th, 2009, 05:31 PM

Will be delivered Friday! Might, might not have time to install this weekend. Will keep you all posted.

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