Back in the day, guys would use Ford power steering coolers.
Back in the day, you could actually find them.
Cosmo
Back in the day, you could actually find them.
Cosmo
They are made in Vegas .....Dragstews, what and how do I get one like that? I also like the F-100 style one but I'd wanna hide that one i think under the bike. I was thinking of getting some heavy wall aluminum and turning some ribs into it on a lathe. Ribbed for my pleasure I guess.![]()
Use a Ford cooler on the 52....Cut it down to what I needed and welded it in..That is awesome, really sick looking, as well as functional.
I'll probably still find a power steering cooler, though. Cheaper... plus I love repurposed parts.
Dude. That's freaking amazing. I was just thinking about putting mine under my trans, or something. Haha.Use a Ford cooler on the 52....Cut it down to what I needed and welded it in...
Really don't know who made it....Dragstews- That bike is really clean!
I know this is off topic- But, what kind of steering/damper set up is that? I cant remember the real name (right under the headlight to frame)
True, but consider the real advantage of a oil cooler would be a greater oil volume which could be achieved in other ways of course. When you need a cooler the most is when it is the least effective and that's sitting still/low speed, so one that increase oil volume would really give the best results in "parade duty".IF A COOLER isnt out in clean cool air then it cant do its job.
Or live in the Vegas Valley...."Desert Heat"When you need a cooler the most is when it is the least effective and that's sitting still/low speed, so one that increase oil volume would really give the best results in "parade duty".
++1 i have one i never used.we would take them off all the cars we came across.Back in the day, guys would use Ford power steering coolers.
Back in the day, you could actually find them.
Cosmo