Adding a radiator/fan to ride in very low snow conditions/dirt.

[ridingindirt]

I'm riding in an area that is prone to winter thaws. The season is short enough as it is and this only makes it worse. I'm looking for a radiator/fan setup that could be added that would allow a machine to run in very low and/or no snow situations. It's not that I'm trying to run in the dirt but I want to option to go out for a short rip (20 miles) if there is no snow on the ground. I remember seeing Yamaha's at the snow shows when the 4 strokes first came out. They had a small test area and they were riding in no snow all day long. Does anyone make or have the plans for setting up something like this?

I know it's a strange setup but it could be fun. I'm not concerned about maintenance items as they can always be replaced. I just want something that can keep it running at the proper temperature. Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks!
MD

 

[Stubbs]

Check out Barn of Parts sled salvage, @hibshman25 is a TY advertiser and has a dual fan kit available for the Nytro. I ran one years ago and had no overheating issues, my buddies stock sled would pop the “hot light” on a pretty regular basis.

 

[RobX-1]

Here's a link to it.

 

[Gone Blue]

I have the BOP dual fan kit and in 7,000 miles riding with it in all kinds of snow conditions, my temp light has never come on. I am running with a Trail Tank and a shimmed fan bracket, FYI......... G.B.

 

[smokingcrater]

Keeping your engine cool is only half the problem. You will absolutely melt your hyfax to the rails in low snow. Scratchers will help, but still need something to scratch.