BigRed93xj
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Sorry for the dumb question... where would I buy this for my 1993 4.0 cherokee. A website or link would be great, thanks guys. Like this....
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3 row electric fans....
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xcm
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- Southern Oregon
its found here, but i hope your sitting down.... http://www.ffdynamics.com/jeepradB1.html
89xjJe3per
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- Camarillo,CA
This is the link for just the triple threat kit NOT the radiatorhttp://www.ffdynamics.com/cherokeeB.html. 444 for a 3row aluminum rad and the fans isnt all that bad...
89xjJe3per
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jeeperjohn
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- Temecula, CA
This is what I'm running and I feel it is every bit worth the money. Fantastic product at a truly reasonable price. A comparable radiator from any other source would start at $700. If you want the best setup get the shrouds to go with it.
BigRed93xj
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- Oregon
I have an aftermarket raditor, it came with the jeep so I dont know what kind it is. I do know its a lot bigger than the stock ones. Would I have to buy the one for $444? Man I love the design of that.... I assume you all running it love them right?
joe_peters
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Many cheaper alternatives to that.
Running a mechanical fan--ZJ HD fan upgrade, bolt on, $44.
Better radiator--2 or 3 core depending on what you have now, less than $200.
All-electric Ford Taurus conversion--less than $100.
And you live in Oregon, like I do. Why would you need a 3-fan setup?
Running a mechanical fan--ZJ HD fan upgrade, bolt on, $44.
Better radiator--2 or 3 core depending on what you have now, less than $200.
All-electric Ford Taurus conversion--less than $100.
And you live in Oregon, like I do. Why would you need a 3-fan setup?
BigRed93xj
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- Oregon
Cuz it looks cool and I'm always paranoid of overheating.
joe_peters
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- Grants Pass, OryGun
Just because you are paranoid does not mean that we aren't out to get you.
No 
http://cgi.ebay.ca/2X-10-1550-CFM-S...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item3a54e049ca
With a stock rad to slim 10" fans fit perfectly, you just need to bend up the lip on one side of the rad and figure out the mounting. Unless your rad needs to be raplced, I'd say leave it and go that route. I did this a long time ago but found my truck ran too cool, and I seem to get best gas milage @ 100 degrees
I still have one of the fans, think about replacing my clutch fan with it every day
http://cgi.ebay.ca/2X-10-1550-CFM-S...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item3a54e049ca
With a stock rad to slim 10" fans fit perfectly, you just need to bend up the lip on one side of the rad and figure out the mounting. Unless your rad needs to be raplced, I'd say leave it and go that route. I did this a long time ago but found my truck ran too cool, and I seem to get best gas milage @ 100 degrees
I still have one of the fans, think about replacing my clutch fan with it every day
austinaubinoe
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well it sure does look cool!
DeftwillP
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- Round Rock TX
No
http://cgi.ebay.ca/2X-10-1550-CFM-S...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item3a54e049ca
With a stock rad to slim 10" fans fit perfectly, you just need to bend up the lip on one side of the rad and figure out the mounting. Unless your rad needs to be raplced, I'd say leave it and go that route. I did this a long time ago but found my truck ran too cool, and I seem to get best gas milage @ 100 degrees
I still have one of the fans, think about replacing my clutch fan with it every day
Here's a better ebay deal for us non-kanadians.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Hayd...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories
i got 2 9" or 10" fans(cant remember which) off ebay for $40, and used a spal fan controller(also off ebay for $70). been working great for over a year now. the spal controller is programmable to turn one fan on at one temp, and the others on at a higher temp.
DeftwillP
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- Round Rock TX
Are you using those 2 fans in conjunction with your stock fan?
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I wouldn't trust $20 fans. The FF kit uses spal fans, they're a proven fan.No
http://cgi.ebay.ca/2X-10-1550-CFM-S...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item3a54e049ca
With a stock rad to slim 10" fans fit perfectly, you just need to bend up the lip on one side of the rad and figure out the mounting. Unless your rad needs to be raplced, I'd say leave it and go that route. I did this a long time ago but found my truck ran too cool, and I seem to get best gas milage @ 100 degrees
I still have one of the fans, think about replacing my clutch fan with it every day
Talyn
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- Radford, Communistwealth of Virginia
They have an option for shrouds.
DeftwillP
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- Round Rock TX
Well I would much rather have that mounted to a shroud than to the radiator through those stupid zip ties.
90xj01tj
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- South Carolina
I sure hope my current setup(stock fan with aftermarket elec fan) works this summer but if not... :roll:
Talyn
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- Radford, Communistwealth of Virginia
If you can't fabricate a mount for that that doesn't use zip ties you just need to give it up.
