Brush up on these quick facts and features about different UTV parts and accessories before choosing the one that’s right for you.
In order to keep pushing your vehicle to its limits on and off-road, you need a good cooling system so your engine won’t overheat and take damage. UTV radiators dissipate the excess heat when you’re putting your UTV through its paces. This prevents the engine from overheating and keeps it performing through thick and thin. UTV radiators are especially important if you modified your vehicle with things like turbochargers which can create additional heat on top of everything else. Upgrading to a high-quality radiator can provide better cooling capacity, allowing for optimal performance and reliability.
OEM Replacement Radiators: OEM replacement radiators match the original equipment specifications of your UTV. They are an ideal, exact fit for riders seeking a straightforward replacement option.
High-Performance Radiators: High-performance radiators are made for riders who push their UTVs to the limits. They provide superior cooling via their larger cores, improved fin designs, and enhanced coolant flow. High-performance radiators are used among riders with modified UTVs or for competitive off-road racing.
Radiator Guards: Radiator guards shield the radiator from impacts, making them ideal for rocky terrain. These guards prevent clogging and damage of the radiator.
Dual Pass Radiators: The coolant inside these radiators makes two passes through the radiator for more efficient cooling, making them great for extreme heat conditions.
Radiator Accessories: These are additional parts you may want to add to your radiator set up, like radiator caps, coolant additives, and temperature gauges. Upgrading your radiator cap to a higher pressure rating can improve cooling system efficiency. Coolant additives can enhance the cooling method and fight corrosion. Temperature gauges give you important information to ensure proper cooling.
Keep your cool and upgrade to a high-quality UTV radiator from SideXSide Source today.