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Me too.
Tunnel Heat Exchanger on the MH
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Can you post a picture of what mylers did? I'm still waiting on my kit so i have a little time. Cost? How long it took?
Here's a couple pics of my tunnel cooler rigging so far. I deleted the left radiator, am going left outlet to avid stat then to tunnel cooler. Return is right into the bottom of the right radiator. I'm leaving the right rad for a reservoir but am putting a valve in it to stop the flow. I will have to experiment with it on and off in different conditions. Carb heat will be avid but i'm waiting for my tss to get here so i know how to clock it on my carb.
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I don't think the pulse reed cage would fit on my bike even, the stock reed cage is about 2-3 mm away from hitting the pipe, and the pipe is already hard to get on and off with the reeds installed.
I had mylers 90 the tunnel cooler outlets along with match the cr500 radiator line size... and I am deleting both radiators and going with a catch bottle... I will post pics tomorrow it cost 45 for them to do the work...
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This might be king
600rotax
I haven't shown too much of this project yet
600rotax
I haven't shown too much of this project yet
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Early in the installation
Early in the installation
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I ran a catch bottle all last year and it does fill then pull the coolant back in, IMO its a good idea to have one, as its easy to check coolant level and you never lose any.
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Just hooked up a new hose to my radiator, could easily do the catch bottle, we used to make them from pretty simple bottles, and drill two holes in the cap, and epoxy around the tubes. But the hose I got was really long, thinking I might as well make another catch bottle. No clue where to put it on this aluminum frame though, I can't even route this overflow line everything is so tight it's insane.
What makes a good catch bottle these days?
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I'm using one off of a Yamaha sled I parted out. You should be able to find one pretty easy.
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Looks good! What's your plan for the gas jug?
Either I will put the gas on the back rail and/or go with a rotopax jugs so they sit above the lines
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Ok guys no leaks am close to getting enough snow for a road test run
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I am not going to run shrouds
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Correction I have decided to run shrouds to protect the plumbing from trees ect.
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More pics... I have to plug the sensor hole in the intake.. Directions were for a ktm for the back I am going to put a shelf where the gas goes then attach a rotopax mount and two 1.75 cans that way I keep the weight off the rear of the tunnel.
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Bike is coming together nicely. you planning to zip tie the intake to the frame?
Where do you get the valves for the coolant lines?
Where do you get the valves for the coolant lines?
