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i know it wont move as much air because theres really nothing better then the stock system at moving overall air, but with e fans even if im parked they will still be moving the same amount of air as when i was moving, with the efans they move a constant 1730 CFM per fan (not an insane amount but more then enough to keep it cold.) I do understand that it will create more problems (as with most mechanical to electric swaps) but the problems that may arise wont be too hard to fix (hopefully.)

the oem fan was defiantly more then enough to cool the engine, to the point that it wouldn't get to running temp and during summer at low rpm my ac would blow warm unless I was moving the airflow from the oem fan wasn't enough to keep everything cold during summer and was cooling too much during fall and winter. my brother swapped his fans to electric fans about a year ago and hes had pretty good luck so far.

I’m switching to e fans because for the conditions I have over here it’s hot with a lot of stopping and going, so the constant consistent airflow will be beneficial, plus it removes weight from the water pump making it last longer.

This is my 1995 nissan pathfinder SE I’ve had it for about a year now, so far I have reindexed my torsion bars, replaced my timing belt (with basically everything else that comes with it seals, water pump, etc.) I am now installing electric fans and soon a new steering wheel as my OEM one started to fall apart. Is there anything else that would be worth changing/upgrading? I’ve been thinking about doing a slight polish in the TB, and doing new bumpers, and all new window seals.