Product Summary

Universal Fit, 19 Inch Fan Diameter, Pull Fan Flow Type

  • 4 blade steel non-flex fan blade design offers a great balance of airflow versus drag to minimize power loss
  • The solid steel fan blades will not flatten out like a flex fan at high RPM
  • Recommended for race applications such as Modified, Sport Mod, Late Model, Stock Car, Hobby Stock, etc.
  • Slotted bolt pattern to fit nearly all V8 standard rotation water pumps
  • Black powder coated finish offers a long lasting durable finish
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #9101519
Fan Diameter19 Inch
RotationClockwise/Standard
Blade MaterialSteel
Blade FinishPowder Coated
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Speedway Motors 9101519 Details

These four blade fans have proven to be the fan of choice due to weight, drag and cooling efficiency. Most modifieds use the 15" to 17" while late models and street stocks tend to use the 18" and 19".

Learn more about the importance of using a fan and shroud with our radiators by reading our tech article. Radiator Cooling Performance. 

Item Details

This fan has a depth of 1 7/8" and all of that comes back toward the engine.

For consideration, Aluminum Fan Shroud Kits now also available:

For 22" radiator, fan shroud kit # 917-4020

For 26" radiator, fan shroud kit # 917-4021

For 28" radiator, fan shroud kit # 917-4022

For 31" radiator, fan shroud kit # 917-4023

 

Speedway Motors 9101519 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #9101519
BrandSpeedway Motors
Fan Diameter19 Inch
RotationClockwise/Standard
Blade MaterialSteel
Blade FinishPowder Coated
GENERAL
Fan QuantitySingle
Fan Flow TypePull
Blade Count4-blade
Blade ColorBlack
Hub MaterialSteel
Hub FinishPowder Coated
Hub ColorBlack
Shaft Diameter.63"
Slot Length.62"
Slot Width.38"
Overall Thickness.10"
Depth1.940"
Weight3.50 lbs.
Sold in QuantityEach
Notes15/16" depth from water pump mount towards engine, 1.00" depth from water pump mount towards radiator.

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

8 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate our product's quality and performance, citing it as an economical choice that performs as well as pricier versions. They praise its functionality for both classic and dirt late model vehicles, its easy installation, and exceptional value. Many mention its top-notch performance and the product is frequently considered the best fan in the market due to its quality materials and assured reliability. One customer wished they had bought it sooner, further underscoring its value. Its effectiveness reinforces the view that 'simple things work the best.'

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Great product

5.0

4 years ago

Holler boyz

Seymour Tennessee

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Used the fan on my 1965 chevy truck.

Would Recommend

Cool Piece

5.0

8 years ago

PG Double 3

Mount Ayr, Iowa

Verified

This fan works well for a dirt late model application.

Best option for the money.

5.0

9 years ago

Randy Racer.

Winchester Kentucky

Verified

This is an economical choice that performs as well as the more expensive GM version.

Would Recommend

NOT GM but works well

4.0

10 years ago

mel4x4

Minnesota

Verified

this fan works well but does not have the same pitch as the good GM fan

Would Recommend

I would use this product again and again. I have used it on

5.0

11 years ago

Johnny

Warrenville Il

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Works very well. No Complaints.

Would Recommend

Great deal

5.0

11 years ago

raceer

southern Il

Verified

good fast fit

Would Recommend

great product

5.0

11 years ago

smith96

grayson ky

Best fan on the market and at a very reasonable price

Would Recommend

100% satisfied..

5.0

15 years ago

Chev-e.mann

Richmond, Michigan

Verified

Should have purchased one a long time ago! Fan works great. I've said many times that the simple things usually work the best and this fan is no different. Quality and performance are both there...thank you. Ed

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 2 Answers

Pitch on four blade 19 in fan in degrees

by Rick

• 8 years ago

1 answer

What is the pitch of the blade?

by C4racing

• 12 years ago

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