Rad Relocate Kits

[TylerG]

Starting to look for a Rad Relocate Kit for my 650 Cat. Wondering who is using what for kits, and who has fabricated their own?

Sick of this machine constantly overheating, going to try bringing the rad up to a more accessible spot to clean, and be WAY more picky about cleaing the bugger out!

 

[rzrgade]

Rubberdown is good,nice and solid. If you have a buddy with a welder,it is not a big job...............

 

[TylerG]

Rubberdown is good,nice and solid. If you have a buddy with a welder,it is not a big job...............

my buddy with the welder also has a fridge full of booze in his garage..... see the Dalton Clutch Kit Thread

 

[doorfx]

MTI makes a nice one. Cool cat cut out!

 

[goodngrubby]

my buddy with the welder also has a fridge full of booze in his garage..... see the Dalton Clutch Kit Thread

I like the way you think.

 

[neilsleder]

I am a welder and know my way around quads and sleds. I would be willing to build you one for cheap! The quality will be just as high or higher then a boughten one but cheaper. And if you wanted personal touches that can be taken care of! Let me know.

 

[tex78]

Or mount a 2nd rad for extra cooling

Conect them in series

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[subzero]

do you have a temp guage installed

 

[tex78]

Me nope.

Fan don't run hardly. Winch works better cause of it too

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[Murminator]

Not a real fan of the rad mounted on the rack putting your most vulnerable part in the most vulnerable place. I'd opt for a better rad hear no one has problems with the highlifter rads

 

[storm1972]

Not a real fan of the rad mounted on the rack putting your most vulnerable part in the most vulnerable place. I'd opt for a better rad hear no one has problems with the highlifter rads

with a wire grille behind the actual mount of the rad, their shouldnt be an issue, my can am has a grille in there, and ive been into heavy cover with lots of low branches ect, and nothing has even come close to scratching the paint on it yet

 

[Murminator]

with a wire grille behind the actual mount of the rad, their shouldnt be an issue, my can am has a grille in there, and ive been into heavy cover with lots of low branches ect, and nothing has even come close to scratching the paint on it yet

Wait till you roll it over.....just sayin

 

[doorfx]

Wait till you roll it over.....just sayin

If that's the case then you better stick with the "rubberdown" kit lol

 

[storm1972]

Wait till you roll it over.....just sayin

heh heh good point i suppose, hadnt thought of it that way, although the metal mount that sits in front and supports the rad on mine is about 1/4 inch thick steel, pros and cons to everything i guess, having it out in front has the chance of a log or branch going right through the front end ......only say that because wife was riding hers 2 years ago and somehow she managed to catch a branch about 4inches in diameter and it went right through the side of the quad, broke a bunch of the plastics, and came right out the other side just missing her leg.......now that was a pita to get out.

 

[rzrgade]

If that's the case then you better stick with the "rubberdown" kit lol

True enough,lol the frame will bend before that buckles the rad................

 

[BIG DAWG]

Not a real fan of the rad mounted on the rack putting your most vulnerable part in the most vulnerable place. I'd opt for a better rad hear no one has problems with the highlifter rads

the better rads do help however they to still get plugged have put the xmr rad kit on my 800 xt and am sure glad i did on our rhino we added a second rad laying horizontally under hood where it doesnt getplugged with mud

 

[MACHINE]

Maybe Tyler, talk to Kevin at Rapid Revolution he give pretty good deal i found.

 

[doorfx]

One I saw on achat

 

[Andrew650]

Go with rubberdown customs, people have rolled their quad with them on and no damage, very strong and well made. Put one on my old 650 and my brothers 650 with a custom design on the front. Will be going with rdc again for the new 750

 

[gordhunt]

If you are rolling your quad you are doing it wrong

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