Fan Polishing - Just SC's/Carrera's?
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Wow! Marc how did you get that finish? Is it silver paint or polished? Maybe someone can ask over at the PCA tech site what material the fan is made from. Someone has to know this. I really like that polished look. Hmm lets see black shroud and polished fan...sounds awesome
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Other than looking good, what's the point of polishing or painting/powdercoating the fan? It won't cool any better and actually may be not as efficient due to the uber smooth surface.
Just curious to hear the various reasons behind this kind of investment.....................ZP44
Just curious to hear the various reasons behind this kind of investment.....................ZP44
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Originally Posted by ZombiePorsche44
Other than looking good, what's the point of polishing or painting/powdercoating the fan? It won't cool any better and actually may be not as efficient due to the uber smooth surface.
Just curious to hear the various reasons behind this kind of investment.....................ZP44
Just curious to hear the various reasons behind this kind of investment.....................ZP44
10) **** off those with no rear engine and a plastic fan
9) Alternator fails every 3 months, so what the hell
8) Nothing on Speedvision but Nascar
7) Forgot a shim so it’s a freebee
6) 25 extra cans of paint in my garage
5) Bored, with 2 six packs and nothing better to do
4) Provides 5 to 10 extra HP depending on color selected
3) Passes inspection because inspectors don’t notice missing cat
2) Provides a good conversation piece when a cop pulls you over for speeding
1) Lighter colors cool the air better
Just kiddin of course. Actually, you are correct. It is purely for looks and provides an inexpensive way to personalize a car; and because it's out of sight, it's often done purely for your own personal satisfaction. I track my car and have not seen any negative impact on its ability to cool. As far as price, I paid $40 to have my housing powder coated and since I polished my fan, it was just the cost of my time. Actually, I polished mine during commercials while watching a F1 race on TV. They really look great polished. You do have to be careful if painting the fan and not make the paint so thick it interferes with the clearances. Then you can end up spending more time and effort than its worth.
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Thanks for the top ten.....very funny. Since most of your investment is time, it's not a big deal financially and it did keep you out of the titty bar for a few hrs............
I think I may give it a whirl..............going to the titty bar that is, not polishing my fan..........lol
ZP44
I think I may give it a whirl..............going to the titty bar that is, not polishing my fan..........lol
ZP44
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Originally Posted by ZombiePorsche44
Thanks for the top ten.....very funny. Since most of your investment is time, it's not a big deal financially and it did keep you out of the titty bar for a few hrs............
I think I may give it a whirl..............going to the titty bar that is, not polishing my fan..........lol
ZP44
I think I may give it a whirl..............going to the titty bar that is, not polishing my fan..........lol
ZP44