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Febur Supplementary Water Radiator Kit for Yamaha YZF-R6 RJ15 (2008-2016) – FE922S

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Prolonged track sessions and stop-and-go road riding both place enormous thermal demands on the Yamaha YZF-R6's cooling system. The Febur FE922S supplementary water radiator kit is engineered to absorb that extra heat load and hold coolant temperature in a stable, optimal window — so you can focus on riding confidently all day without watching the temperature gauge creep towards the red.

Key Features

  • Supplementary radiator design adds cooling capacity without replacing the OEM unit, making it a bolt-on upgrade for both road and track use.
  • Optimised surface structure maximises heat dissipation area, drawing heat out of the coolant more efficiently than a stock setup alone.
  • High-quality materials selected for durability under sustained high-load conditions, resisting the pressure cycles and vibration of hard riding.
  • Eliminates sudden coolant temperature spikes that cause power loss, fuelling inconsistency and long-term engine wear.
  • Race-proven pedigree: Febur radiator technology is trusted by Puccetti Racing, Barni Racing, Go Eleven and MV Agusta Reparto Corse — teams that cannot afford thermal compromise.

All-Day Thermal Confidence

Whether you are riding a full track day with minimal cooling breaks or commuting through slow urban traffic in summer, the FE922S keeps the YZF-R6's engine in its ideal thermal operating range. Stable coolant temperatures translate directly into consistent fuelling, reliable power delivery and reduced stress on seals, gaskets and engine internals — the kind of protection that makes itself felt over thousands of kilometres rather than just one hard session.

Build Quality and Longevity

Febur manufactures this kit to the same exacting standards demanded by their professional racing customers. The materials and construction are chosen to withstand the pressure, vibration and heat cycling inherent to sustained high-rpm riding, meaning the FE922S is just as relevant as a long-term reliability upgrade for a road-registered R6 as it is for a dedicated track machine.

Fitment and Compatibility

The Febur FE922S is designed exclusively for the Yamaha YZF-R6 RJ15, covering model years 2008 through 2016. Part number FE922S identifies this application precisely — always quote this reference when ordering to confirm fitment.

  • Make: Yamaha
  • Model: YZF-R6
  • Variant/frame code: RJ15
  • Model years: 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Specifications

  • Brand: Febur
  • Part number: FE922S
  • Type: Supplementary water radiator kit
  • Fitment: Yamaha YZF-R6 RJ15 (2008-2016)
  • Application: Road and track
  • OEM replacement: No — supplementary/add-on unit
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