Motorbike Radiator?
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LucArse
, Sep 04 2010 11:30 AM
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#1
Posted 04 September 2010 - 11:30 AM
Ok so iv just brought a brand new 1400 lump to replace my 1275, as the thing every mini owner worries about is cooling...
I have already a super cool 2 core radiator and a second electric fan under the wing,
But I was thinking of fitting a motorbike radiator behind the front grille to act as another heater matrix really,
Anyone tried this? Does it sound a good idea?
I have already a super cool 2 core radiator and a second electric fan under the wing,
But I was thinking of fitting a motorbike radiator behind the front grille to act as another heater matrix really,
Anyone tried this? Does it sound a good idea?
#2
Posted 05 September 2010 - 08:45 AM
Try getting a SH Motorbike rad for decent money first.
They are usually the first things to go in a crash, and cost silly money new.
If the engine is healthy a two core should be sufficient.
They are usually the first things to go in a crash, and cost silly money new.
If the engine is healthy a two core should be sufficient.
#3
Posted 05 September 2010 - 09:03 AM
Ok so iv just brought a brand new 1400 lump to replace my 1275, as the thing every mini owner worries about is cooling...
I have already a super cool 2 core radiator and a second electric fan under the wing,
But I was thinking of fitting a motorbike radiator behind the front grille to act as another heater matrix really,
Anyone tried this? Does it sound a good idea?
I am thinking about doing the same for my 1380 for when I go to the IMM in Switzerland next year. I already have the Minispares 2 core which is OK most of the time but my car got very hot going over the mountains near the Nurbergring earlier this year and on the autobahn when it was 32c outside. The rads on my KTM dirtbike look to be a perfect size but finding second hand ones will be difficult so I will probably have a nose around a bike breakers so see if I can find anything suitable. If I can't find anything, I will probably use a Mini heater matrix instead.
#4
Posted 06 September 2010 - 01:20 AM
Go ally job done!
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