you do know its easier for the fan to suck out air than push air right? reversing the fan prolly wont be good for the psu
That is another long debate, same debate about push or pull fans with radiators.
Here is a good read I got from overclock.net that I also believe to be true (but everyone has their own opinion):
"When a fan spins, air passes from behind to the front through the blades. The blades rotate and a pressure differential is generated between areas of the forward facing and backward facing surfaces. Because of this difference, air is thrusted from behind to the front via the blades. Key point is: higher pressure in the back, lower pressure in the front. Air molecules are accelerated from behind.
So, when a fan is used to pull air, its rear is obstructed and it is relatively more difficult to develop a higher pressure zone. To be more precise, it is harder to develop that pressure differential.
Contrarily, if a fan is used to push air, its front is obstructed but its rear is clear. So it can formulate a higher pressure zone relatively more easier."
In other words, what I get from this is that the fans will be able to pull in more air from the outside and force it into the PSU better, versus, the fan trying to pull obstructed air from the inside of the PSU to the outside.
My understandings could be wrong, feel free to enlighten me peoples.