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Anyone Making Radiator Substantially Better Than Stock
« on: January 18, 2013, 07:16:42 pm »
Are there any aftermarket radiators substantially better than stock.  Are they needed on built motor sumething such as a Halls or Q with  an agressive duner.   I assume more power = more heat,  how does a stock cooling system handle the extra power.  Are you able to "ride" or are ;you always stopping to cool down.
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Hit Yuzuha32 (Jayson) he might have a deal on one.
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Think anyone that has had an all out HRD or HPR top end has never had a cooling issue. As long as its jetted correctly and head is set up correctly you should never see an over heating issue.

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Stock 87 250 rad on the brid. Seems i gotta stop and cool down(rest!!) more than she does. D?

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What most folks dont do with the stock radiator is have it serviced, after 20 years there could be need of simple flushing and pressure check, I had 3 done cost run about $45 to $90 depending on what is found and repaired way cheaper than a aftermarket radiator.
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