Oil cooler removal
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Re: Oil cooler removal
I've got them blanked off on my racebike, still having to tape the rad some days to keep temperatures up and it hasn't went bang yet
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- Danman109
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Re: Oil cooler removal
+1 i have the standard oil hose fitment, just cut off the metal 'hose' and fill solidly with weld job done.. bike ran cold all year, even on a hot day i had tape on the radiator.alanh wrote:I've got them blanked off on my racebike, still having to tape the rad some days to keep temperatures up and it hasn't went bang yet
To be on the safe side oil and filter changed mid season.
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ZXR 400 L2 Hopkins GP replica.
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Re: Oil cooler removal
Hi
Meant to post this a while ago but have been busy.
After reading about this, I got a hole in my oil cooler whilst racing at Armoy, told you it was a while a go, so made a pipe out of the bits I had and looped it between the two openings.
Touch wood ran fine for rest of season.
So thanks to whoever bought this up as it may have meant an end to my race weekend if hadn't remembered this.
Cheers
Stuart
www.blackdub.co.uk
Meant to post this a while ago but have been busy.
After reading about this, I got a hole in my oil cooler whilst racing at Armoy, told you it was a while a go, so made a pipe out of the bits I had and looped it between the two openings.
Touch wood ran fine for rest of season.
So thanks to whoever bought this up as it may have meant an end to my race weekend if hadn't remembered this.
Cheers
Stuart
www.blackdub.co.uk
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Re: Oil cooler removal
The oil cooler is not necesarry
you have nice alloy cnc parts to replace it
look there:
http://www.zxr400.net/7assracing.html
For questions you can contact me
you have nice alloy cnc parts to replace it
look there:
http://www.zxr400.net/7assracing.html
For questions you can contact me
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Re: Oil cooler removal
how much posted to Dublin please?
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Re: Oil cooler removal
The price of one is 85€ + shipping but if you make a global order for several person i'm sure that the price would be less!! The easyest were to ship to one person who centralise the orders from the UK forum.mistigri wrote:The oil cooler is not necesarry
you have nice alloy cnc parts to replace it
look there:
http://www.zxr400.net/7assracing.html
For questions you can contact me
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Re: Oil cooler removal
are you the seller? I'll take one and try it out if so! Shipping to Dublin Ireland?
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Re: Oil cooler removal
The seller is a friend ,i will ask him to quote the shipping to you!
Are there more asking people it could be interessant for you to make a group buying!
Are there more asking people it could be interessant for you to make a group buying!
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Re: Oil cooler removal
I would be interested in one , at €85 that's about £70
If it was about £50-60 I'd have one
Either way keep us updated
Thanks
If it was about £50-60 I'd have one
Either way keep us updated
Thanks
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Re: Oil cooler removal
my little blanking plates cost me about 15 minutes work
- Danman109
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Re: Oil cooler removal
^^ +1cargo wrote:my little blanking plates cost me about 15 minutes work
Similar sort of price or cheaper to get the standard pipes cut just after they do the 90 degree bend out the bottom of the engine and get them filled with weld,
I'll edit this post to include a picture of mine tonight ran them all year.
ZXR 400 L9 race bike
ZXR 400 L2 Hopkins GP replica.
ZXR 400 L2 Hopkins GP replica.
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Re: Oil cooler removal
Danman109 wrote:^^ +1cargo wrote:my little blanking plates cost me about 15 minutes work
Similar sort of price or cheaper to get the standard pipes cut just after they do the 90 degree bend out the bottom of the engine and get them filled with weld,
I'll edit this post to include a picture of mine tonight ran them all year.
I assume you just blocked off the end of each pipe ? that's to say you've not made a little bypass.
There is NO need for a bypass....................there is a bypass in the engine and a look at the oil flow chart/diagram shows it
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Re: Oil cooler removal
a friend made mine for me from 8mm ali bit of sealant job sorted will get a pic up when my phones charged, she has made a batch dont know the price but they wont be dear you can find her here.
projection components.
cant do links as i am a bit thick with computers
they may not be listed on the site but contact her and she'll send them
perfectly adequate
projection components.
cant do links as i am a bit thick with computers
they may not be listed on the site but contact her and she'll send them
perfectly adequate
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- Danman109
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Re: Oil cooler removal
Yeah, just blocked the pipes, the zx 400 has the same engine and was built without an oil cooler but the sump doesn't fit without shortening the oil pickupcargo wrote:
I assume you just blocked off the end of each pipe ? that's to say you've not made a little bypass.
There is NO need for a bypass....................there is a bypass in the engine and a look at the oil flow chart/diagram shows it
ZXR 400 L9 race bike
ZXR 400 L2 Hopkins GP replica.
ZXR 400 L2 Hopkins GP replica.
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Re: Oil cooler removal
what that sorry but it's not realy a caomparison if you don't want to put a by pass it's not my engine...