Perma-Cool 86150 Turbo Flex Reverse Stainless Flex Fan, 15 Inch, Black
Perma-Cool 86150 Turbo Flex Reverse Stainless Flex Fan, 15 Inch, Black
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Perma-Cool 86150 Turbo Flex Reverse Stainless Flex Fan, 15 Inch, Black

Diameter:

15 Inch

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Product Summary

Universal Fit, 15 Inch Fan Diameter, Pull Fan Flow Type

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    Key Specs

    Fan Diameter15 Inch
    RotationCounterclockwise/Reverse
    Blade TypeFlex
    Blade MaterialStainless Steel
    Blade FinishPolished
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    Perma-Cool 86150 Details

    Turbo Flex flex fans are designed to pull even more air through the radiator at low rpm when the speed of the vehicle isn't enough to cool the engine's coolant system. At higher rpm, when the vehicle's speed forces air through the radiator, the fan blades flatten out, resulting in less power being used to spin the fan.  Ideal for applications requiring extra cooling, use these stainless steel flex fans with reverse rotation water pumps and serpentine drives, on vehicles with Turbos or superchargers.  They improve overall engine performance and gas mileage, featuring a 15" diameter and black center hub.
    • Reverse rotation
    • Black center
    • 1 .625" thick blades
    • Stainless Steel Blades

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    Perma-Cool 86150 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #86150
    BrandPerma-Cool
    Fan Diameter15 Inch
    RotationCounterclockwise/Reverse
    Blade TypeFlex
    Blade MaterialStainless Steel
    Blade FinishPolished
    GENERAL
    Fan QuantitySingle
    Fan Flow TypePull
    Blade Count6-blade
    Blade ColorNatural
    Hub MaterialSteel
    Hub FinishPainted
    Hub ColorBlack
    Overall Thickness1.625"
    Hardware IncludedNo
    Sold in QuantityEach
    GTIN Code749187861508

    Ratings & Reviews

    4.5

    4 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers appreciate the product for its quality, practicality, and excellent fit for custom jobs, particularly in the automotive industry. Notably, the product is lauded for its slim design, requiring minimum clearance. This is ideal for rebuilding vehicles like '55 Chevy trucks. The product performs well under high temperatures and despite being light-weight, it offers efficient air-pulling capabilities. Some customers express a desire for increased functionality at higher RPMs. Most would repurchase and recommend our product, citing its reliability and effectiveness compared to other options.

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    Worked great

    5.0

    4 years ago

    JimBob

    Downers Grove, Il

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    Got here fast, bolted right on

    I would buy this product again

    5.0

    4 years ago

    Jim

    Sonoma

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    Using in rebuilding my 55 Chevy truck

    Would Recommend

    Reverse rotation, requires very min clea

    5.0

    11 years ago

    2509tinker

    Wilder, idaho

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    Used where I only had 3/4" to radiator and 1/2" clearance on crankshaft pulley, works great , had tech support on purchase thanks speedway

    Would Recommend

    Looks great, needs to pull more air thou

    3.0

    12 years ago

    meclipsegt

    Fullerton, CA, USA

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    It's a nice looking fan, super light weight. Moves a good amount of air, just wish it would pull more air at higher rpms.

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    2 Questions • 2 Answers

    I have 95 Sonoma with 4.3 vortec high output motor ,I am replacing it with 350 but I am using all accessories from 4.3 ac,power steering ,alt and water pump with serpentine belt ,do I need reverse rotation fan ?

    by frogonry

    • 8 years ago

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    should bend in blade face toward radiator?

    by lonelrrp

    • 11 years ago

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