Fans
#1
Thread Starter
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Dec 2019
Posts: 59
It's getting old replacing my motor fan at 15-20 dollars a pop multiple times a year sucks.
Ive used multiple fan brands if you peel off the sticker they're wtf fans any changed to yeah racing and they stop working.
i need a fan with solder joint exposed so I can re solder them.
Ive used multiple fan brands if you peel off the sticker they're wtf fans any changed to yeah racing and they stop working.
i need a fan with solder joint exposed so I can re solder them.
#2
Tech Regular
Joined: Nov 2017
Posts: 414
So they are wearing out not breaking? I broke a bunch of plastic fans, then switched to Surpass alloy ones and haven't broken one yet. This is on offroad dirt stock class racing. Never had a plastic one wear out in my onroad cars.
I buy them from Banggood, about US10 each
I buy them from Banggood, about US10 each
#3
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 6,410
From: Austin,TX
It's very important that you invest in a solid aluminum case fan, never busted a fan since going aluminum:
https://www.teamtrinity.com/Aluminum...Fan_p_694.html
https://www.teamtrinity.com/Aluminum...Fan_p_694.html
#5
It's getting old replacing my motor fan at 15-20 dollars a pop multiple times a year sucks.
Ive used multiple fan brands if you peel off the sticker they're wtf fans any changed to yeah racing and they stop working.
i need a fan with solder joint exposed so I can re solder them.
Ive used multiple fan brands if you peel off the sticker they're wtf fans any changed to yeah racing and they stop working.
i need a fan with solder joint exposed so I can re solder them.



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