Spal 30100435 10" Curved Blade Puller Fan

These fans simply work. They move a ton of air and are quiet. I have tried several different manufactures of 10" fans all with little success. I decided to give SPAL a try boy what a difference. I am using 3 of these on my Jeep Cherokee connected to a Dirtbound-Offroad Shroud and adjustable thermostat controller. It keeps the jeep cool in Phoenix stop and go traffic in 110+ degree weather.These fans are thin so they fit behind the radiator very well.or when wheeling. Very high quality part and shipping was quick. -

Driving a Jaguar XKE in the summertime deep South is a challenge unless you are into overheated engines. It took a bit of tinkering and many trips to the hardware store but the results were great. Two of these well made fans were modified to fit in place of the originals and although not correct for the car, they look like a proper upgrade and work extremely well. There are much cheaper fans available, but these are worth the little extra money.I wired each fan with separate relays and fuses for added reliability. I can drive with the newer cars in hot traffic now with no worry. Very happy.

Does not come with mounting brackets. 30130017

The fan itself is really good, but... There was no mounting hardware, not even the tabs that are supposed to lock into the fan. Also, there was a purchase slip for my oder in the box the fan came in, as if the fan (wrapped in plastic and padding) was put into a spal box along with my order form, and then the spal box got taped up. In short, the fan works great, but I had to get creative and modify parts from the old fan. Also, I'm not 100% sure I even got a genuine spal fan. Whatever it is, it's better than the cheap fan it replaced.

Fantastic fan, blows tons of air. I made the mistake of buying a cheap fan first and within a week I pulled it off and installed a SPAL, it performs great and pulls much more air than the cheap-o-depot fan I initially purchased.

I have 3 of these installed on my 01 Cherokee using the Dirtbound Offroad Shroud. They definitely move some air, and quieter than the old mechanical fan. I am using a Dakota Digital PAC-2750 Fan controller. One Fan kicks on at 205, the next at 210, and the third fan is controlled by the factory computer and relay to come on at 217. Fan 3 has yet to turn on, because the first two do the job at keeping my 4.0 cool. I suspect on the trails or in the blistering heat next summer, that third one will come on when its needed. As for as amp draw, I'm running the stock 117a alternator, and have no problems. I'm guessing having the fans kick on in stages are a huge help to that and highly recommend that PAC-2750 for your controller.

I bought these for additional cooling on my sand rail. It already had a single 14" pusher. I added two of these 10" pullers for the rear of the radiator. They did the job nicely. Standing behind the rail while the fans kick on is like a wind tunnel. They are low profile too, which is nice when space is a concern.

Compaired to the "cheap made in china" fans it replaced this thing is a beast. It made an immediate difference.