Pics: Super Coolers on Tri Z, Pics of Z, etc, etc.,!!

[Darius1502]

Here are some pics. The super coolers are from Nacs racing. They are too big for the hot water exit lines but I sqeezed them to fit around the hoses. I installed 2 of them.

The other pics from my impeller job and the rest are just pics of the trike. Nothing too major....

Darius

[TRI-Zbrian]

ware are the coolers or are you still posting pics

[Darius1502]

Here are some pics of the Trike with the side cover off and the Z in my truck. There is something about driving around with a Tri Z in the back of your truck (or any 3 wheeler for that matter) that gets attention.

Gotta love looking at her back there....it felt like I just picked her up from the dealership showroom floor!

[TRI-Zbrian]

nice im buying two of them also for my tri z.

[Darius1502]

Most coolers are 3/8ths inch while the hot water exit lines are 1/2 inch. Try to find some half inch ones...you may have better luck then me. If not you have to soap up your hose and really force them in there.

Also don't get the ones that have too many fins. You don't have much room on the lines where they are supposed to go.

I painted mine black so they would not be so obvious through the radiator shrouds. I wanted to keep the original look.

Darius

[Darius1502]

impeller job

[Darius1502]

Before everyone freaks out about my impeller bieng on the wrong side...the picture got 'flip flopped'...notice the 'Z250' lettering is reversed.

Nothing special

[TRI-Zbrian]

hold on a sec i thought that the clutch was on the right hand side of the bike along with the water pump and kicker. at least on my 85 it is unless im looking at the pic rong. it looks like in the pic that your clutch and water pump are on the left side of the bike and mine are on the right.

[TRI-Zbrian]

oh ok lol wah that was making me seriosly freak out i was about to run home and look at my bike again i was saying to my self i know my kicker is on the right side not the left.

[Red Rider]

Tri-ZBrian, the reason your bike is backwards from Darius', is because Darius' bike was made in Japan, and yours must have been made in England. They do things a little differently over there. :D

[TRI-Zbrian]

lol yeah oh and i love the looks of your R redrider

[Factory fx]

yea me too, lets see some more pics.

[Red Rider]

FX & Brian, thanks for the compliments. I've got a few pics, plus the story behind them, posted on my website. Feel free to check it out. Just click the WWW on any of my posts.

[Jason T]

Red Rider, What are you trying to say about people from England? :)
Jason

[Tri-Z Pilot]

I am in the process of doing my impeller, and when I looked at the pic I was like wait a minute, what the hell, then I read the next post.

[Red Rider]

Uh oh! Look what I've done now. I've gone and offended the Brits. :oops: I'm just joking around Jason, as I'm pretty sure you are also. ;)

Darius, by the way, nice job on the 86 Tri-Z. I love that international red/white scheme that Yamaha used that year. It looks like you take really good care of it. Are you the original owner?

[Jason T]

I'll forgive you this once........ :-D
Jason

[Darius1502]

Naw...when I bought it the thing was in pieces. I mean literally. The owner was going to rebuild it but never had the time.

Thanks...the Z has low miles but the plastic is all new, the frame was painted, the engine painted, exhast painted, new fork boots, painted airbox cap...

I did alot to make it look new.

Love your 250R thats the pretties color scheme.