- By SPAL USA.
- Filed in Aftermarket Access.
Selecting the parts that will become their dream ride is a pleasure hot rod builders know well. When the heavy lifting is done, SPAL USA stands ready to fill-in-the-gaps with electric cooling fans and electronic accessories that are the finishing touches on any custom made masterpiece.
Electric Cooling Fans
Most popular among hot rod enthusiasts is SPAL USA’s Dual 11” High Performance fan (#30102052). It features a paddle blade design for low operating noise and achieves a maximum airflow of 2,780 cubic feet per minute (cfm). Measuring 23.46” long, standing 16.26” high and 4.25” deep, it combines two 11” SPAL USA fans in a stylish, custom fan shroud.
Also available from SPAL USA are 12” Dual High Performance and 16” High Performance fans that suit a wide variety of applications. To determine the best fan for your build, talk to a SPAL USA technician at 800.345.0327.
Dec 21
- By SPAL USA.
- Filed in Aftermarket Access.
"Our linear actuators with potentiometers offer unrivalled performance in terms of accuracy, repeatability, life expectancy and ease of mounting,” said Brent Clark, chief operating officer, SPAL USA. “In those situations where a part needs moved in an extremely precise manner, time and again, this product delivers.”
With a 110lb load rating, the SPAL USA Linear Actuator with Potentiometer can be used on such automotive applications as trunk or hood raising and lowering, tonneau cover lifts, gully wing doors, amp rack extensions and more.
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