froader4life
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Right on. Looks good ranger. I'm still making these kits if there are still people interested that haven't gotten one yet.
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froader4life
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If anyone else is still interested please send a pm and I will get back to you.
P3_techman
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Great idea. I will say, they sure do look better. Have you been able to find out if they offer any significant change in cooling?
These look like they could be much less susceptible to crash damage as well. The stock return line can get banged up easily, these look like they tuck in much closer to the engine.
Though in the same respect, they could possibly lead to more costly repair as well, based upon how solid they look. Imagine the carnage that would ensue if the metal they are machined from is harder than the metal they attach to, and one of them catches on something solid.
Stock just breaks off, will these?
These look like they could be much less susceptible to crash damage as well. The stock return line can get banged up easily, these look like they tuck in much closer to the engine.
Though in the same respect, they could possibly lead to more costly repair as well, based upon how solid they look. Imagine the carnage that would ensue if the metal they are machined from is harder than the metal they attach to, and one of them catches on something solid.
Stock just breaks off, will these?
froader4life
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These are mostly a cosmetic fix. Although some people have purchased them after having issues with the quick release clips popping off the lines. That would never happen with these.
All the parts are made from light weight aluminum and are not going to be way stronger than what you attach them to. If you crash you never know what is going to get messed up.
All the parts are made from light weight aluminum and are not going to be way stronger than what you attach them to. If you crash you never know what is going to get messed up.
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Also just to let any future buyer know, the kit is now $200 shipped to the 48 states. International is an option too if interested.
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Everyone always just wants black so that's all that I have made so far. It is possible to do blue hose with blue and red fittings or all natural stainless hose with stainless or aluminum fittings.
BambamXB12r
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Froader4life are you still around? I'm interested in your kit. I'll also PM You.
Installed...
Easy to install. Helps if you change the oil/filter while your at it (to access the back fitting).
And no I don't need a new front tire...
What is this cover you have on the rotor housing? And why? Cheers!
Cooter
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I have the same exact cover. It's a case saver. If you go down hard, that should take the impact and road rash, hopefully saving all the sticking out parts on the engine. Same concept for the frame pucks.
Like ATGATT, instead of flip flops and board shorts
Like ATGATT, instead of flip flops and board shorts
