spurdy Posted December 2, 2007 Report Posted December 2, 2007 I have a Pro Design Cool Head and just picked up a Modquad Cool Head off of ebay. Does anyone know if one or the other offers better cooling properties? I am building a 4 mil stroker and a stock stroke motor and would put the better head on the 4 mil if there is a difference. I am also running an oversized radiator with engine ice and a couple of cooling fins on the lines. I figured with the oversized radiator and the engine ice either head would do just fine. I also picked up a temperature probe from CRJ Performance. I built the last one I had, and I must say this new one is pretty cool. The thermocouple is housed in an inline aluminum body to splice into the return line and is connected to a 3/4" digital read out that clamps onto the handle bar. Pretty slick looking unit and easy to read while riding (unlike the thermometer style I have seen). What is a typical operating temperture range? More importantly, where would the redline be? Thanks guys! Quote
FireHead Posted December 2, 2007 Report Posted December 2, 2007 I have a Pro Design Cool Head and just picked up a Modquad Cool Head off of ebay. Does anyone know if one or the other offers better cooling properties? I am building a 4 mil stroker and a stock stroke motor and would put the better head on the 4 mil if there is a difference. I am also running an oversized radiator with engine ice and a couple of cooling fins on the lines. I figured with the oversized radiator and the engine ice either head would do just fine. I also picked up a temperature probe from CRJ Performance. I built the last one I had, and I must say this new one is pretty cool. The thermocouple is housed in an inline aluminum body to splice into the return line and is connected to a 3/4" digital read out that clamps onto the handle bar. Pretty slick looking unit and easy to read while riding (unlike the thermometer style I have seen). What is a typical operating temperture range? More importantly, where would the redline be? Thanks guys! Neither cools any better than the other. I like the Mod Quad head because you don't have to use loinger head studs on your cylinders. However, the Mod Head is a rip off of the Noss head design.......... :geek: Quote
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