manapuaman1121

All im saying is that there are options out there... example: http://www.ebay.com/itm/120mm-38mm-New-Case-Fan-12V-199-7CFM-Waterproof-IP55-Metal-Muffin-Ball-331A-/170743024231?pt=US_Computer_Case_Fans&hash=item27c113ca67#ht_1562wt_941 It is quite possible that this particular fan is not the answer, but if you guys are truly concerned about heat, then i think its time we started looking for alternative cooling solutions. Like i said, can we get some stock fan CFM and air pressure numbers so we have a base line to follow???

Im gonna touch back on the fan thing, Im not sure how much air a motorcycle fan moves, but a car fan will move somewhere in the range of 500 cfm. here is a link to a 12v computer fan that looks like it might work if used two of them. that would total 444 cfm. That to me seems like sufficient air flow. http://www.sofasco.c...ial/d12738.html I would think that two of them would fit behind the rad (side by side, 5"x5"x1.5") providing the needed air movement (444 cfm). or at least one(222 cfm). I mean something has gatta be better then nothing right? if someone knows how much air our stock fan moves, this would help find some real alternatives to making the COP work matt

hey, So i was thinking on the fan situation. Now its all dependent on how what the CFM is for the stock fan, but....couldn't you use 12v DC muffin fans (the kind found in your desktop) ? I know the fans are designed to work in 100 degrees C +...and they do make water proof and dust proof fans...not to mention the large selection of fan sizes and shapes, you could run two or more depending on total CFM needed. idk just an idea... Matt