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    http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/Pro...684&prmenbr=361

    Found these in Jeg's catalog. Has anyone used them yet? Looks good to me. A bit pricey, but may be worth it. I assume Allen's harness will work.
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    I've got the 282 fans and they work great. I adjusted them to come on at 195 degrees and the temp never goes above that. There are a couple of benefits - you get rid of the weight of the fan/clutch assembly from the front of the motor and the air conditioning stays cold even when idling in traffic for extended periods of time.

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    Are these fans the best way to go on a 1500? People keep telling me the LS1 fans don't keep them quite cool enough, and to go with GM factory 2500 electric fans, the radiator has to be upgraded, so i was looking at the Flex a Lites also. Any opinions?

    Of course, I was looking at these http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/Pro...249&prmenbr=361

    2002 ECSB, Nelson Tune, LS1 electric fans, 145A alternator, K&N FIPK, 160º T-stat, TB coolant bypass, Corvette servo, 4 headlight mod, blue LED gauge cluster

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