Can You Put an Oil Cooler on an Engine That isn't designed for one?

[jamessd]

Well there must be a reason for them or they wouldn't exist, eh?

[lillango]

no all he is saying is that it wont ffect ya bike in anyway whatsoever there to much money fo sumthing that gonna do nothing

[KTM]

EHHHHHH? How will they not effect my bike whatsoever? Why are they made?

[*Jimmy_thump*]

Originally Posted by spitfire123

on his helmit

pmsl

[KTM]

learn to control your bladder then

[Petree]

They help to keep your engine running cool on these hot summer days to stop it from burning up. Not necercery on a stock 125 engine but well worth having one to keep the engine as cool as possible.

They are a must on the 140's as the cooling fins are not capable of cooling the engine fast enough so it heats up real quick and would start to overheat if it was kept running long enough.

[benny147]

the bike would run the little bit better tho by fittin a cooler to it

[Despise]

also for those of you that have the cooler at the front near the front fender, the front fender should actully be taken off so the cooler can actully get cooled rather than sitting there all pretty.

For offroad I recommend you use the billet honda style cooler so stones and hit dont end end up beating it to pulp
For tarmac you can use either but the finns cooler will work more efficient

[Charlie_G]

Originally Posted by Despise

also for those of you that have the cooler at the front near the front fender, the front fender should actully be taken off so the cooler can actully get cooled rather than sitting there all pretty.

yeah good point I noticed mine wern't doing much so I drilled a few lines of holes through the guard to allow air to pass through

[Despise]

Originally Posted by Charlie_G

yeah good point I noticed mine wern't doing much so I drilled a few lines of holes through the guard to allow air to pass through

or do that