Grom oil cooler
Sorry if this is a repost but how do you guys feel about fitting a oil cooler to the grom? Any thoughts or opinions?
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If a big bore kit is installed, do you think it might be needed? I imagine small kits no, but maybe some of your bigger kits yes?
Id assume even with the small kits there is no harm in having the oil run cooler. It also depends what you are doing with it. If you are tracking the GROM it's a good idea.
Oil cooler will always be beneficial if you are beating it hard. Heat can degrade even some of the most high tech oils very fast. The Oil cooler can help with the longevity of motor oil and subsequently the motor
Lower oil temps also better for engine.
Not a common mod people think about but is definitely beneficial.
+1 to this!Oil cooler will always be beneficial if you are beating it hard. Heat can degrade even some of the most high tech oils very fast. The Oil cooler can help with the longevity of motor oil and subsequently the motor
I've put coolers on all my Z50 and XR100 race bikes. they do help on air cooled motors. It can lower temp as much as 30-40 degrees.
plus more volume of oil means more volume to carry and dissipate heat!
So with the 200cc big bore kit this would be a good idea?
It's 112 in Vegas right now. An oil cooler would be helpful. 
Just think about how "cute" the oil cooler would be on the grom haha.
Ill be considering this as well, anything to keep the engine healthy sounds good to me.
I would say so yea.So with the 200cc big bore kit this would be a good idea?
The 200cc would produce more heat I would assume.
Its always beneficial. Even more so with a big bore.
I'd like to see a photo of the MSX with an oil cooler.
does zuma 125 aftermarket oil cooler work?
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