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Just to name something: A tuner whose in-depth DR-Z build I've been reading swears by Fluidyne radiators. They're available for KTM's and at least some Husaberg models - there are some examples here: http://www.ktm-parts.com/mm5/merchant.m ... de=PPECRAD
Given equal size and weight, they are supposed to be stronger and flow more coolant (and thus give better cooling).
Given equal size and weight, they are supposed to be stronger and flow more coolant (and thus give better cooling).
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Thanks Anthon,
I've seen the fluidyne rads, impressive. The problem I have is getting a pair of rads big enough either side of the exhaust and inside the fairing, might have to angle them. Airflow shouldn't be a problem once rolling. I've even considered mounting a single rad under the seat unit, seen a VTX1800 rad used like this but they're pretty rare.
I've seen the fluidyne rads, impressive. The problem I have is getting a pair of rads big enough either side of the exhaust and inside the fairing, might have to angle them. Airflow shouldn't be a problem once rolling. I've even considered mounting a single rad under the seat unit, seen a VTX1800 rad used like this but they're pretty rare.
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its just under 800ml filled to the brim, cooling fins and tubes cover 330x195mm
the center section doesn't get much air in the original bike because its mounted behind the frame and the wheel guard so you could probably get away with a bit smaller
FWIW when i was building my frame I worked out that the radiators from a crf450X are a bit bigger in cooling area
the center section doesn't get much air in the original bike because its mounted behind the frame and the wheel guard so you could probably get away with a bit smaller
FWIW when i was building my frame I worked out that the radiators from a crf450X are a bit bigger in cooling area
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