Super Cool Brake Fans, Mini Stock Wheel, 4 On 4, Aluminum, Left Side, 900 Cfm on 2040-parts.com
Chappells, South Carolina, United States
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4 ON 4 aluminum, strong, lightweight, brake cooling fan for Mini Stocks. Fits most all 4 lug hubs except Cobalt. Works with Aero, Basset and Bart wheels. Made of Aircraft Aluminum it can produce 900 cfm @ 100 mph. This fan is superior to steel at removing heat from the brake system because of the heat transfer properties of aluminum. Plus aluminum weighs much less then steel which reduces rotation height. This fan also helps create downforce by removing air from the nose section of the car. It also helps the engine run cooler by removing heat from the engine compartment. Make sure your car has clearance between the rim and caliper for the fan. This listing is for Left Side fan only. Model # SCF0AL4X4 |
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