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oldsocalmxr
10/9/2017 10:02am
10/9/2017 10:02am
Edited Date/Time
10/19/2017 12:19pm
Finally able to get the bike on the lift to get the hoses changed over. MotoHose did a great job on the hoses. The two upper hose outlets that attatch to the upper radiators were a bit too big, but cinched up enough to allow 15PSI with no leakage. I didn't want to press my luck with a 34 yr old pump and gaskets.
There was an issue with the hose that attaches to the lower left radiator not being at quite the right angle, but it was close enough to work without kinking....... definitely a HUGE improvement over the stock set-up! Was great to do away with half of the hose clamps that held the old system together. A+ !!
MotoHose is aware of the install as I sent detailed pictures of everything. Posted with this are a couple so you can see the before and after.
A big thank you to MotoHose for making these replacement hoses for the old bikes!!!
There was an issue with the hose that attaches to the lower left radiator not being at quite the right angle, but it was close enough to work without kinking....... definitely a HUGE improvement over the stock set-up! Was great to do away with half of the hose clamps that held the old system together. A+ !!
MotoHose is aware of the install as I sent detailed pictures of everything. Posted with this are a couple so you can see the before and after.
A big thank you to MotoHose for making these replacement hoses for the old bikes!!!
Over time We bought the used stock hoses off eBay and we discovered that there were a coupe fitment complications after production. The stock hoses must have stretched at the top radiator fit and one of the bottom Y hoses must have been removed and reinstalled at an off angle.
We like our kits to have easy installation so because of the difficulty an average person may have with installation we decided to discontinue this model.
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