Upgrade Cooling System Tag

So how do I find out which Davies Craig Electric Thermatic® Fan suits my car?

Car engines come in many sizes and have done size the first rolled off the construction line. One can head into a car showroom and be greeted with engines smaller than a bottle of soft drink, the size of a family aimed milk bottle, or bigger.

Inside our cars are things a driver can see and feel. Steering wheel, obviously, radio controls, that annoying fly on the windscreen, and air-conditioning controls to stay cool during Australia’s blast furnace summers. Davies Craig knows this.

Evolution when it comes to the automotive and aftermarket parts industries can be clearly plotted back to the very first horseless carriage. Items such as engines for propulsion, braking systems, and even the body designs have evolved.

Driving a car, a truck, a bus, etc relies on a combination of metal and electrical components to work together in harmony. Pretty much since the internal combustion engine was invented, there’s been a need to hang components off the side.

On a hot day there’s nothing like sitting inside basking in the cooling air-flow of an air-conditioner. That and perhaps an amber lemonade. On a hot day your car’s engine needs some extra cooling too.

Davies Craig Thermatic Electric Fans have revolutionised the cooling capabilities in vehicles, and with fans to suit almost every vehicle’s radiator, there is likely to be a Davies Craig Thermatic Electric Fan to suit your application!

Davies Craig is proud to continue its support of the Oxford University Motorsport foundation in 2018.

Preparations are in full swing for Norm Hardinge’s Big Knob Racing for the 2018 Dry Lake Racers Association Speed Week on Lake Gairdner in March.

Jonathon Foster and his FosterZ performance LS-swapped Datsun 240z has recently embarked on 2017 Drag week.

Mechanical water pumps are one of the very few remaining parts of a car that have remained unchanged throughout recent automotive history.

Davies Craig undertook to assist a customer who was experiencing an overheating issue with his CJ8 Jeep equipped with the 4.2 litre, 6 cylinder engine and 3 speed automatic transmission.

Davies Craig will be stateside on August 3-6 for the Louisville Street Rod Nationals showcasing our world class range of automotive cooling products.

Take a look at this beautiful LS-swapped Datsun 280Z that has been keeping things cool with a Davies Craig EWP150!

The market leaders of the Australian automotive cooling industry, Davies Craig, are proud to have played a role in getting Matilda, the Paddleboat, back on the water and running efficiently with a Davies Craig Electric Water Pump.

As a leading supplier of innovative engine cooling technologies, Davies Craig has been a longtime supporter of Formula SAE, of which many competitors utilise the enhanced cooling capabilities of Davies Craig Electric Water Pumps (EWP).

With significant advances in engine technology, higher horsepower and subsequent torque figures are being created. With these increases additional heat is generated placing extra demands on the engine’s thermal management system. Electronics and new technologies are now playing a greater role in cooling engines and delivering excellent results.

Davies, Craig Pty Ltd flew the flag again, exhibiting at this year’s Australian Automotive Aftermarket Expo (AAAE) showcasing our unique range of automotive cooling products in our home state!

Davies Craig was in attendance at the Street Machine National held in Pomona, California over the weekend. Proudly representing Davies Craig at the event was Brand Manager Josh Backes.

The relative merits and technology of curved vs. straight fan blades have been debated for some time.

When it comes to our Thermatic® Fans, we recognize the superior strength and wind force (CFM) generated by our high powered electric fans. That’s why we chose to replace the factory-fitted viscous clutch fan on our Mazda BT50 (Ford Ranger) with the integrated fully reversible 16” Thermatic® Fan (part #0166).

Being specialists in the automotive cooling industry, we know a thing or two about keeping engines at optimal temperatures. Throughout the summer months, older cars and cars with slow or poor coolant circulation may succumb to the excessive heat, ultimately resulting in an overheated engine.

The Davies Craig TyreGuard 300 is a unique electronic tyre safety monitoring system, featuring a simple, do-it-yourself installation that can be completed within minutes.

Clearly when the vehicle left the factory it didn’t overheat so there has to be a solution!