Got it. My situation isn't as extreme as yours seems to be. But how about a big fatty pusher fan with a shroud? This is a purely academic question for me, as I've run my electric fan since the first Clinton administration with no problems (no snark intended). I think that the take-away from this thread is that there is not a single solution for everyone. You need to know what your current situation is as well as what you might be getting into.
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If I were in Dubai I think I'd stick with the tried and true original fan. They always work and are designed to take on the sort of weather you are accustomed to. In fact I'd probably consider the 8 blade military fan. You get to ~118F( 48C?) so why take chances with engine cooling? Fuel must be fairly cheap there so any MPG gain with an electric fan will be pointless, and you are not going to notice any HP gain from one either.Comment
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If I were in Dubai I think I'd stick with the tried and true original fan. They always work and are designed to take on the sort of weather you are accustomed to. In fact I'd probably consider the 8 blade military fan. You get to ~118F( 48C?) so why take chances with engine cooling? Fuel must be fairly cheap there so any MPG gain with an electric fan will be pointless, and you are not going to notice any HP gain from one either.Comment
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But more importantly...We really would like to see a picture of a UAE series!
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