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PWR radiator Question
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Posted by: artillerydan

Hello,

I was told that the stock 86 radiator conections come out at an angle and that 88-89 come out straight. Thus you need different hoses???? OK does anyone know if the PWR radiator is set up different or ??????? I just would just like to know if I need to order hoses for a different year at the same time I order the radiator..... or? THANKS!!!

Posted by: Rich250RRacer

You will need 88-89 hoses, I think all the aftermarket radiators come out straight.

Posted by: criminalpoet

Just go down to your local auto parts store and buy 4' of radiator/heater hose and cut it up yourself. It will only cost you like 5 bucks!

Posted by: Aceman

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Originally posted by Rich250RRacer
You will need 88-89 hoses, I think all the aftermarket radiators come out straight.

Except for afco, they use 45 degree fittings both on the left side for their dual pass design.

I'm going to get some bulk heater hose and try it on mine.

Posted by: cdrookie

you can use the 86-87 hoses with the PWR. the lower hose will be closer to the pipe though, it was touching with a LRD pipe but there's a little space with a sparks mx pipe.

Posted by: wilkin250r

How many different brands of radiators are there for the 250r? I'm only familiar with PWR...

Posted by: Aceman

Felt like posting a pic, never done it before.

This is my afco.
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u305/Poopfarmer/afco.jpg

Posted by: ct350trx

And here is my afco.

http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/6640/afcoot7.jpg
http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/7760/afco5px2.jpg

Posted by: artillerydan

OK where do you buy that AFCO radiator. One reveiw on it says it sells for 250 or so... also the Air scoops you have look nice where did those come from? THANKS!!!!

Posted by: ct350trx

janssen motorsport sell them.

http://www.janssenmotorsports.com

I made the air scoops on my own