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  • what kind of programming should i get for the hi and low fan speeds?

    this is concerning my custom programming, what should i get done for fan speeds and with this done should i still get the on off fan switch?
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    This is what the hypertech III manual says about fan temps:

    V6 Camaro/Firebird Stock Cooling Fan Temperatures:

    Low speed fans on/off at: 227°F/218F°
    High speed fans on/off at: 235°F/228F°

    - OPTIMIZED FOR stock 195° Thermostat

    V6 Camaro/Firebird
    Low speed fans on/off at: 209°F/200°F
    High speed fans on/off at: 219°F/210°F

    - OPTIMIZED FOR 180° Hypertech PowerStat

    V6 Camaro/Firebird
    Low speed fans on/off at: 194°F/185°F
    High speed fans on/off at: 204°F/195°F


    - OPTIMIZED FOR 160° Hypertech PowerStat

    V6 Camaro/Firebird
    Low speed fans on/off at: 184°F/175°F
    High speed fans on/off at: 194°F/185°F

    If you're gonna go racing, the manual switch is good also - turn the fans on whenever you want, even when the car is off.

    Ron
    I know - Camaro 67-02.. 2000 Camaro V6/A4 Black T-Tops<br />1969 Camaro 350/PG 12.69 @ 102.5 1966 Chevy II Wagon 283/PG Destined for NHRA stock eliminator.

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