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means they are 2x as thick

they fit under stock plastic yes

 

probably one of the smartest things to buy for a shee if you ride a lot and dune,

 

i got a toomey one. in the winter i have to put a winter front on it so the bike will get to a decent temp.

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means they are 2x as thick

they fit under stock plastic yes

 

probably one of the smartest things to buy for a shee if you ride a lot and dune,

 

i got a toomey one. in the winter i have to put a winter front on it so the bike will get to a decent temp.

 

LOL, damn they work that good?

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stock rad at the dune would boil over riding in the bottom when it was 90 deg out in like 13 mins roughly.

 

new rad i can ride easy 30 mins depends on how hot and the wind is.

 

 

yeah they work very well.

 

in the dead of winter say 40 degs out my bike would get to like 100 deg temp wise if that. so i cover half of rad up to let it get warmer.

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PWR is a good radiator and they are cheaper then the ProDesign. I dont think Toomey makes radiators anymore even through they still have them on their webpage (thats what i was told my local shop but not confirmed) if they do i have always liked the Toomey radiator :ninja:

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I saw Magnum oversized radiators for sale in a dirtwheels ad for $275, I'm sure they have the same capacity as all the others.

 

I have the Magnum one and it works great as well... runs much cooler now.

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