Oil Cooler relocated?

[busaboyn2o]

Anyone tried relocating the oil cooler? Say, to maybe the tail section? If yes, what was needed to make it work?

 

[Boosted Cycle Perf]

The oil cooler isn't a nesessity. Yes it comes with one from the factory, but there's countless numbers of turbo bikes running around without them.

The oil pumps in the hayabusa are a bit on the weak side as it is, and to put a cooler as high up as the sub frame would put a lot of stress on it. If your dead set on running one, get a small 2 or 4 row unit and mount it under the rad like the stock unit.

 

[busaboyn2o]

Good to know, just worried about all around heat build up. I like taking long rides and getting lost. In the process planning out my build, and want to have all my "I" dotted and "T" crossed.
I know many have run without em, but I have also heard the constant complaints of running too hot just as often. Looking to mitigate this as much as possible.

The oil cooler isn't a nesessity. Yes it comes with one from the factory, but there's countless numbers of turbo bikes running around without them.

The oil pumps in the hayabusa are a bit on the weak side as it is, and to put a cooler as high up as the sub frame would put a lot of stress on it. If your dead set on running one, get a small 2 or 4 row unit and mount it under the rad like the stock unit.

 

[Boosted Cycle Perf]

I wouldn't worry about it. On my personal bike I run around without one in Texas, with only one fan, And I have a heat exchanger in front of my rad, so half of it is blocked from direct air flow. If anyone would have a problem, I think I would of by now. It's usually 110 for 6-7 months out of the year.

 

[busaboyn2o]

Bro!! Notice where I'm from?
:-)

Where abouts in Houston?

 

[Boosted Cycle Perf]

Oh no crap, we can be bros now! Lol, the shops up in Kingwood. Let me know if you need any parts or advise, I'm a dealer for Rcc, ape, and velocity.

 

[busaboyn2o]

I most deffinately will. Lol.