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Hayden Automotive Introduces Blue Streak Performance 8-Inch Electric Fan And Radiator Motor Fan

The Blue Streak Performance radiator fan motor is a drop-in OE replacement that utilizes an OE blade, shroud and OE-style connectors without the investment of expensive radiators or modifications, the company says.

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LEWISVILLE, Texas — Hayden Automotive introduces two new Blue Streak Performance products to the automotive aftermarket that utilize the highest quality components available. The 8-inch electric fan (part number 3660) is designed for heavy-duty applications, while the radiator fan motor (part number 3850) is for the 2012-2015 Chevrolet Camaro.

“Blue Streak Performance by Hayden brings technicians the latest technology in engine performance cooling,” said Ron Miller, product and marketing manager, specialty products, Hayden Automotive. “From exclusive designs for high-performance radiator fan motors, to the 8-inch heavy duty electric fan, we have continued on with the legacy in superior quality that Blue Streak and Hayden are both known for.”

The Blue Streak Performance 8-inch fan is a unique, four-pole, heavy-duty electric fan that creates a self-contained, compact cooling machine when coupled with the Hayden 37mm heavy duty cooler, the company says. Applications include transmission cooling, engine cooling and custom radiator designs. The 8-inch fan provides longer life and more torque than standard two pole motors, allows for efficient operation with high velocity blades and is compatible with all Hayden fan controllers, according to the company.

The Blue Streak Performance radiator fan motor is a drop-in OE replacement that utilizes an OE blade, shroud and OE-style connectors without the investment of expensive radiators or modifications, the company says. Installation typically takes less than 30 minutes. With the new radiator fan motor, technicians can upgrade the cooling system and save money while protecting the vehicle engine.

Performance specifications for the Blue Streak Performance radiator fan motor for late model Camaros (based on dual fan motor replacement) include:

  • 20 percent increase in airflow
  • 25 percent increase in fan motor torque
  • 14 percent increase in fan speed
  • 41 percent increase in fan motor HP
  • Heavy-duty brushes
  • Increased windings
  • Heavy-duty ball bearings

For more information on the Blue Streak Performance 8-inch electric fan or the radiator fan motor, contact a local account sales manager.

Visit www.haydenauto.com for more information.

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Eric Garbe is a graduate of Columbus State Community College with a degree in Automotive Maintenance Technology. He has extensive independent and dealership field experience as a technician and shop owner and is an ASE Certified Master Technician and former Adjunct Automotive Professor. He has been professionally writing automotive technical articles and documents for many years and in his free time enjoys restoring old cars and creating custom interiors and upholstery.
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