Water Temp Gauge
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at first i thought the vibration might cause a problem with clamps hitting the rads. not the case though. i havent experienced any problems at all. once everything is tightened, nothing moves. theres actually a fairly good amount of room, and like i said, once everything is tightened then nothing moves at all. need your clamps facing a certain way though. dont want the big screw head facing into the cores for obvious reasons. common sense will guide the way once you get to putting it all together

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I appreciate the tip and I checked it out. The photo makes it look like the clamps are closer to the radiator than they really are. An optical conclusion of sorts. The hose would also have to overpower (push out of the way) the lower crossover hose to get the clamps to touch the radiator. One may wonder why I put them on that way in the first place. I like to keep the worm drive in, where the hoses connect at the radiator. The next one down fits better toward the radiator ends up at an odd angle and hard to get to if put on the gauge side. Then the one under the gauge ended up on that side to keep everything on the same side. All that being said, I may flop the bottom one to the other side.
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don't know on the 500. On my YZ I stay around 190 f racing up oldsmobile at glamis winter time, but far from cold out. Temp goes up in deep sand / slower speed. Richening up the jetting on bottom helps out alot. Remember in this location it is measuring at the hottest point, the outlet.csvette3023 wrote:What is the normal or average running temperature in the summer months? THX--Matt
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mine hits 170 (the fan switch) only when im going slow in trails, or up a long hill, which is quite often
i keep it jetted as lean as i can on the bottom without having it stall too easy
heres the biggest open spot on "the happy trail" , lots of logs and lots of deadfall left there to make it better

and by the tougher obstacles theres happy balloons, and theres people overheating, and people looking at a log thats across the trail level with their front fender going"wtf this is in the race", and people that just retuned their pipe... and happy balloons

without a fan ill boil if i stop at all when its hot out (on the happy trail), but if i keep moving and its not a mudbog, or up the side of a mountain in 1st for a mile i wont boil, without a fan
i keep it jetted as lean as i can on the bottom without having it stall too easy
heres the biggest open spot on "the happy trail" , lots of logs and lots of deadfall left there to make it better

and by the tougher obstacles theres happy balloons, and theres people overheating, and people looking at a log thats across the trail level with their front fender going"wtf this is in the race", and people that just retuned their pipe... and happy balloons

without a fan ill boil if i stop at all when its hot out (on the happy trail), but if i keep moving and its not a mudbog, or up the side of a mountain in 1st for a mile i wont boil, without a fan
the 450 will have less power and will be harder to start, and will be heavier, but to make up for it it will require more maintenance.
4stroke=dead fish
4stroke=dead fish
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The ESR gauge and gauge blockiggys-amsoil wrote:Ok. Link the gauge here so we can go buy one.
http://www.eddie-sanders-racing.com/Sea ... emperature
The "USA-1" that I put on my bike.. No link yet I will try to get some and put them in the classifieds.
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hey any chance you could make a quick call to your buddy and have him check the ID of the spigots ? eventually i need 2 gauges (one for a honda and one for a ktm), need atleast one right away though. heres the thing though, honda head spigots are 1/2" ID with 9/16" ID hose. ktm is 5/8" ID spigot with 11/16" ID hose. depending what size your buddies block is, might have to use one of yours for the honda and then get a esr for the ktm becuase the ID is big. dont want to run it on the ktm if the ID is smaller than 5/8" but it would work fine on the honda. make sense ?
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sweet. you mind if i send money order ? ship the block in padded envelope from post office after money arrives ? i was going to purchase the gauge with white background from ebay and put it in the block myself. what gauges you getting ?maddog1927 wrote:I went to Jay's place today and picked up 6 gauge blocks
ID is 5/8"
OD is 3/4"
OD at Barb is .800 (almost 13/16")
Over all length is 3 1/2"
Gauge hole is 3/8" female pipe thread.
checking into getting thermometers. if you are in a hurry and want wo gauge pm me
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Engine-T ... 27afc347ba
Seems like the crew likes the chaze327 gauges so I ordered them. They should be here in 1-5 days.
Still working on the final #'s
Seems like the crew likes the chaze327 gauges so I ordered them. They should be here in 1-5 days.
Still working on the final #'s
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I now have
6ea. Gauge Block
4ea. Chaze327 Gauges

$20 ea. for the Block
$45 ea. For Gauge and block
$5 Domestic Shipping
$15 international
Can fit multiples in box for same shipping.
PM me for address to send the $ to
I would post in the classifieds, but I do not even have enough for those who have shown interest here.
1 Clyde (1)
2 gkenuf4u (1)
3 dubious01 (2)
4 Iggys-amsoil (1)
5 Kdizzle (2)
That is 7 total, I only have 6/4
I will get some more gauges ordered, and I know I can get at least one more block outta Jay. So let me know if you want with or without gauge.
6ea. Gauge Block
4ea. Chaze327 Gauges

$20 ea. for the Block
$45 ea. For Gauge and block
$5 Domestic Shipping
$15 international
Can fit multiples in box for same shipping.
PM me for address to send the $ to
I would post in the classifieds, but I do not even have enough for those who have shown interest here.
1 Clyde (1)
2 gkenuf4u (1)
3 dubious01 (2)
4 Iggys-amsoil (1)
5 Kdizzle (2)
That is 7 total, I only have 6/4
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