GasGasRider_
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Hi, i bend my right radiator and i saw it fit from KTM. Does anyone know from what year it fit to gas gas ec 300 2014
Gas gas ec-e 300 2014 radiators
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blitz11
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Greetings.
I was going to have my radiators fixed by Mylers, but then I found that i could buy new radiators for less money than to have them fixed by Mylers.
Mine are due to arrive today. I am sure they're Chinese, but for $78 might be worth a try.
Go to ebay, search "R&L Aluminum Radiator Fit GAS GAS EC200 EC250 EC300 EC 200 2012-2015 2013 2014" . These arrive in about a week with the holiday.
good luck.
The radiators just arrived. heavier than stock, but WAY beefier. it comes with a 1.8 radiator cap, and that radiator cap is NOT compatible with the stock radiator cap. I am guessing that the radiator cap which came with the radiator is generic - i'll see what i can find.
Your bike might be different, but for $78, these look very good. i have hoses, etc., coming from motocenteraz.com, so when it's all together i'll post up. so far, so good.
I was going to have my radiators fixed by Mylers, but then I found that i could buy new radiators for less money than to have them fixed by Mylers.
Mine are due to arrive today. I am sure they're Chinese, but for $78 might be worth a try.
Go to ebay, search "R&L Aluminum Radiator Fit GAS GAS EC200 EC250 EC300 EC 200 2012-2015 2013 2014" . These arrive in about a week with the holiday.
good luck.
The radiators just arrived. heavier than stock, but WAY beefier. it comes with a 1.8 radiator cap, and that radiator cap is NOT compatible with the stock radiator cap. I am guessing that the radiator cap which came with the radiator is generic - i'll see what i can find.
Your bike might be different, but for $78, these look very good. i have hoses, etc., coming from motocenteraz.com, so when it's all together i'll post up. so far, so good.
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GasGasRider_
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Thank you for help and when you pass some hours on they text me in how condtition are they
blitz11
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i am in MT, so i probably won't ride until april.
The radiators look good. Fit is fine - i pulled the engine, sent the cylinder to be replated. I have the CRD radiator guards, and after i straightened them, the new rads fit fine. seems like a steal for $78.
The radiators look good. Fit is fine - i pulled the engine, sent the cylinder to be replated. I have the CRD radiator guards, and after i straightened them, the new rads fit fine. seems like a steal for $78.
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Gas gas ec-e 300 2014 radiators
I have the Mylers radiators and used one (right side) to replace damaged OEM radiator. Installed on 2011 EC300 and many many hours on the replacement.
It is a better radiator than OEM (looks, durability, price). I still have one spare (left side one with radiator cap) and will use it when I replace my OEM hoses.
I have the Mylers radiators and used one (right side) to replace damaged OEM radiator. Installed on 2011 EC300 and many many hours on the replacement.
It is a better radiator than OEM (looks, durability, price). I still have one spare (left side one with radiator cap) and will use it when I replace my OEM hoses.
blitz11
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So, i finished the rebuild of the 2002 EC 300. (Short write up coming in the "what did i do to my GG today" thread.)
Anyway, i installed the ebay radiators. A few things.
1. Hose mounts are larger diameter than stock. I had to work a bit to install the AC3 radiator hoses, but they fit.
2. Crossover tube between radiators was a bit tricky. i had to buy hose at NAPA 'cause the AC3 hoses wouldn't work. (only downside is that the red hoses were replaced by black, but you can't see the crossover anyway).
3. Radiators hold about 500 cc more coolant than stock. i never put more than 1L in the bike with old radiators, but the new radiators took 1.5L.
4. No leaks.
5. Had to use a different radiator cap. I used this which is better than the temp sensor on m TrailTech Vapor, which i can't read with old man eyes: https://www.ebay.com/itm/143751924762
6. CRD radiator braces for the old radiators fit the new radiators.
7. Radiator/exhaust pipe clearance was the same.
SO, for $84, I'd buy again. The old ones were 19 years old - these should make it that long as well.
Anyway, i installed the ebay radiators. A few things.
1. Hose mounts are larger diameter than stock. I had to work a bit to install the AC3 radiator hoses, but they fit.
2. Crossover tube between radiators was a bit tricky. i had to buy hose at NAPA 'cause the AC3 hoses wouldn't work. (only downside is that the red hoses were replaced by black, but you can't see the crossover anyway).
3. Radiators hold about 500 cc more coolant than stock. i never put more than 1L in the bike with old radiators, but the new radiators took 1.5L.
4. No leaks.
5. Had to use a different radiator cap. I used this which is better than the temp sensor on m TrailTech Vapor, which i can't read with old man eyes: https://www.ebay.com/itm/143751924762
6. CRD radiator braces for the old radiators fit the new radiators.
7. Radiator/exhaust pipe clearance was the same.
SO, for $84, I'd buy again. The old ones were 19 years old - these should make it that long as well.
