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Dirt bike Rad dimensions
G'day fellas
got a couple of clearance issues after fitting up the turbo with clearance between radiator and front wheel on fork compression so thinking about using a couple of smaller rads either side of the turbo instead of the standard one across the width of the front - for anyone that has a dirty with dual rads could you take some approx dims for us (eg CR/KDX/KTM/YZ etc) L x W x H - trying to work out which will potentially have the closest capacity to the stocker and will go from there
Any other suggestions also welcome
Cheers
Watto
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Just thinking out loud but as standard Speedies run quite hot and with a turbo fitted will likely run very fuckin hot. Might you need to fit an additional radiator as well?
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Gday Simon
as not running a lot of boost and not plumbing the cooling into the turbo shouldnt be a big problem as such
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305mm x 130mm x 50mm from a 2012 yzf450
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if you want bigger twins my year of RSV/Tuono has bigger twin rads.
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Cheers Fellas
XA - appreciate if you could give us the dims on the Aprillia please mate
thanks Watto
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i'll measure up on sunday when i'm home.
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sorry i took so long mate. i forgotted.
170 x 300 round about.
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cheers for the heads up fellas
DM - thanks for that mate I'll drop them a line and see what they say
