Yes, we offer a thermostat system that will engage this Derale 10 inch Dyno-Cool Curved-Blade Electric Fan # D18910 that would be independent of the thermostat of your factory fan.
You would want a Derale Premium, Single-Stage Thermostat Fan Control with Dual Probes # D16735. This system uses probes that will either screw into the water jackets of your engine, or a push-in radiator probe that will engage the fan when the coolant gets up 180 degrees and then shut the fan off when the coolant... view full answer...
Whether or not you will need a shroud depends on how you are building the sandrail. If your rail is going to be open air, a fan shroud probably will not be needed to aid the cooling process. The Derale Tornado fans have a bit of a shroud built in, and they are close enough to the radiator that an additional shroud should not be needed.
The 14 inch Tornado fans you found would work fine. You could probably even go a bit smaller depending on how much airflow your radiator will be getting.... view full answer...
For your 2011 GMC Sierra I recommend using a Derale 10,000 Series Stacked-Plate Cooler with -10 AN Fittings, like # D52510. I spoke with my contact at Derale and he said these coolers are popular among Allison transmission owners.
When choosing a transmission cooler, the largest cooler that will fit in the space available in your engine compartment is typically the best. Generally speaking, the larger the cooler the better the cooler performance. A stacked-plate cooler is the most efficient... view full answer...
To install your Prodigy P3 Electric Brake Controller # 90195 into a 2016 Toyota Highlander you can use the wiring harness # 20127. This will plug into the P3 and then hardwire under your dashboard.
If the Highlander needs a 4-way trailer connector the Curt Wiring Harness # 56042 will provide one for you. Then you can use the install kit # ETBC7 to add a 7-way and all of wiring to power your trailer's brakes. If you already have a 4-way then just add the # ETBC7. If you already have... view full answer...
First you will need Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver # 75270. This hitch has a maximum tongue weight rating up to 675 lbs and gross trailer weight rating up to 4,500 lbs. If the towing capacity in your Odyssey owner's manual is lower that the capacity of this hitch, tow according to the weight limits in your manual.
Some models of the Odyssey have plastic panel covering the driver side frame. Remove this panel to install the hitch and leave the panel off or trim it to fit and... view full answer...
The best place to get the best information of towing capacities and limitations is in your owner's manual. According to my research the towing capacity of your Suburban hitch has a towing capacity of around 10,000lbs. Please confirm this with your manual and GM before towing. Subtract GCWR from GVWR to determine towing capacity. In regards to the concerns about the transmission, I am going to recommend a transmission cooler to keep it cool while trailer towing.
Since your Suburban is already... view full answer...
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