• Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Sweden - About 1988 and older

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gpi coolant hoses from ebay

justintendo

justintendo

klotz super techniplate junkie
many on here have had luck with their rads, and i have heard many also have problems with alignment. not too many problems with leaks tho...i saw they also offer coolant lines for an insane amount of stuff. automotive, street, dirt, etc etc...decided to try their coolant lines on my xcPhoto871.jpg

im a bit laid up from knee surgery so it may be a bit before i can install them but will report what i find out here..60 bucks shipped
 
putting these on tonight and they are all too long by an inch or so...which is great so you can trim them easily to fit just how you want...somehow i now have a ton of room around my pipe!:applause: anyone with a lc swede knows thats a good thing! the diameter of the hose is perfect, they fit nice and snug. only complaint is that it didnt come with a crossover or overflow line..if these end up being durable, itll be one of the best things i have bought if they hold up. will take a few pics when i get it all together tonight..
 
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to get the fit right, i trimmed and installed pretty much all of them, then pulled it all apart to slide clamps on..
 
looks like theirs an issue with the carb wonder if that's the same as my 87 250wr ought to change mine there OE HOWS THE LIGHT COMING ?? damn caps locks o well love the ZRX:banana:
 
troy deck said:
looks like theirs an issue with the carb wonder if that's the same as my 87 250wr ought to change mine there OE HOWS THE LIGHT COMING ?? damn caps locks o well love the ZRX:banana:
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still waiting on a reflector...will do a write up on 'er
 
Hi
Is that your 88/250 and if so has it a exhaust valve fitted ?
Can't make it out from the photos.
Cheers Mike
 
Blue hoses look great & yes, more room at the pipe is much needed. Thats a great thing to "fit" them to your bike, hopefully they will hold up for ya. Thanks for the pics.
 
that poor bike was looking really thrashed that year..the hoses have held up really well however
 
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