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rancherMAN420
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 Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 11:28 pm Post subject: honda 420 radiator |
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im thinkin about movin the radiator on my 420 rancher to my front rack anybody got any tips and and idea of what all i need and about how much it should cost me.
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CrazyWhiteBo
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Drain all the fluid and remove the radiator from the bike. Once you have it removed you can start designing the brackets to hold it on the front rack. Fab the bracket up, mount the radiator, fan, etc. and then extend or run longer hoses to the radaitor. It's not an expensive mod to do and its well worth the time and money! No more overheating! 
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Looks good
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Looks good
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