Spal 30103018 4 Paddle Blade Puller Fan

(1888 reviews)

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  • Calvin Silver

    Greater than one week

    Real zippy. Drives a ton of air. Cools my radiator like... a...cold...thing...? Works great.

  • CRDNBLU

    > 3 day

    Compact, & powerful as bench-tested. Intended for adding to a street rod chassis under-body remote transmission cooler. It should work fine.

  • Fat Raider

    Greater than one week

    Very easy to wire on to just about any dirt bike, assuming you have an ok electrical system. Probably the best mod I made to my xr650r (yes, better than a pumper carb) because now I can ride as slow as I damn well please. I have one crushed radiator, and the fan still cools the bike exceptionally well when moving really slow.

  • Tim Bridgers

    > 3 day

    Works great. Strong pull and durable.

  • WRX GUY

    > 3 day

    These fans are no joke! I thought they wouldn’t be too powerful considering they’re only 4” in diameter, but these things move some air. I am using it for an external oil cooler for a classic VW beetle and it is way better than the stock fan.

  • Thomas vinyard

    > 3 day

    Great product and price.

  • gary6449

    > 3 day

    Exactly what I needed - works great!

  • Pinetree

    > 3 day

    The OEM fan assembly on a KLR 650 (Gen 2) is nearly $400. Not only did this do the job, it took probably an hour from start to finish. I used the Hayden automotive mounting kit with a small amount of modification but I think zip ties would work just fine. This fan comes with a connector but it doesnt mate up to the Kawasaki, so I just cut the wires and used butt splices.

  • yotam hermon

    > 3 day

    Thank you very much

  • KTM Keith

    > 3 day

    Good strong air flow. I use it on my dirt bike to keep it from boiling over when on steep, slow technical trails. I think it is the same fan that comes with the KTM Hard parts cooling kit. It draws 2.2 amp which will drain my little battery if I leave it on all day, then the electric starter does not have enough electricity to start the bike, so I have to kick start it. I installed it on my radiator by using zip ties run thru the radiator fins. They cut the clip off another zip tie and use it as a nut on the zip tie sticking out the other side of the radiator. Put small O rings between the fan and fins on both sides of the radiator. Been using this method for 5 years now with out any problems.

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