Derale 19" Heavy-Duty, Stainless Steel Flex Fan, Black Hub - Belt Driven - 10,000 RPM
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Derale 19" Heavy-Duty, Stainless Steel Flex Fan, Black Hub - Belt Driven - 10,000 RPM
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Derale Radiator Fans
- 19 Inch Diameter
- 10000 RPM
- Belt-Driven Fans
- Standard Rotation
- Derale
- Flex Fans
- Stainless Steel
- Black
19-1/4" Diameter x 2-3/8" deep, heavy-duty flex fan offers a unique design that allows fan blades to flatten out when sufficient airflow is present, thereby avoiding engine overload and boosting your mileage and horsepower.
Features:
- Increases fuel economy, horsepower and torque
- Improves overall performance
- Pulls more air at low speeds than factory fan because of larger surface area
- Designed so that blades flatten out at high RPM, when vehicle speed alone offers sufficient airflow
- Has heavy-duty, steel hub and durable, reinforced, stainless steel blades
- Made in USA
Specs:
- Dimensions: 19-1/4" diameter x 2-3/8" deep
- Flange adjustability: 1-3/4" - 2-1/4"
- Pilot hole: 5/8" diameter
- Rotation: standard
- RPM rating: 10,000
- 1-Year warranty
17019 Derale Belt-Driven, Heavy-Duty, Stainless Steel Flex Fan
Item # D17019
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- Picking Out Fan Direction for 1966 Ford Mustang with 302 EngineBasically you'll just look at the current fan you have now noting the pitch of the fan blades and you'll know which direction fan blade you'd need. It depends on the drive belt system that's on the vehicle. Due to the age of your car and the possibility of the engine being from a different year I can't guarantee which direction you'd need. Clockwise turning fans as you face the front of the engine is standard and counter-clockwise would be reverse rotation. The part # FLX2019 is a 19...
view full answer... - What is Standard Rotation for a Belt-Driven Radiator FanYes. If you are in the vehicle looking at the motor, standard rotation would appear as counter-clockwise. Or if standing at the front of the vehicle the fan would be moving clockwise. I have included a link to our FAQ article on belt-driven fans for you to view.
view full answer... - Does Derale Race Fan # D17320 Move More Air Than Derale Flex Fan # D17019The two Derale fans referenced, their 20-inch Race Fan # D17320 and their 19-inch Flex Fan # D17019, will offer similar performance at lower RPMs, but at higher RPMs the Race Fan will deliver more air volume. As a result it will also put somewhat more drag on the motor. This is because the race fan is rigid and its blades maintain their profile at all speeds, while the flex fan blades are designed to flatten out at high RPMs to allow the air flow from the vehicles speed to provide much...
view full answer... - Does Derale 19" Heavy-Duty, Stainless Steel Flex Fan Need A Fan Clutch The Derale 19" Heavy-Duty, Stainless Steel Flex Fan, Black Hub - Belt Driven - 10,000 RPM, part # D17019, is designed to work without a fan clutch. You will need a fan spacer, this takes up the space where the clutch used to be, to correctly position it in the fan shroud. The spacer that works with this Derale fan is the Derale Fan Spacer Kit for Belt-Driven Fans - 1-1/2", part # D31515. I have included a product description link for you below.
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