heater install 570 rzr non eps

Looking for advice on installing heater im thinking of going with the summit racing 28000 btu heater with the aluminum y fittings im not planning on getting thermostat spacer just going to connect into hot line between thermostat and top of radiator go into and out of heater then back into cold side between radiator and water pump  does that sound like a plan also going to put a valve between hot side y fitting and inlet of heater so I can shut off in the summer should I put a valve between cold side y and outlet of heater and whats the best method of getting air out sorry for all the ?'s just trying to get a plan together before I get started

Have not done that geterdone and others have heaters I am sure they will give u some advice

Pm neuromax.  He did it to his rzr and works great. I know he got it from summit racing

Thanks for the advice on who to talk to about the heater install, but I don't have enough post to pm if somebody could get in touch with neuromax or geterdone I would appreciate it heater should be here Monday thanks again for the help!

I did mine with Y adapters on the hot and cold side and didn't put in a shut off valve but to be honest I was thinking about adding one to the radiator side to push more water through the heater box in the winter. It blows very warm but only on low or medium. If I turn the fan on high it cools the heater core to fast. I figure if I shut off the water to the radiator in the winter and push all the water through the heater core that wont be an issue. I just have to find a valve thats easy to adjust.

Hey neuromax thanks, how hard was it to get the air out and how did u do it?

It wasn't hard, I put some ramps on my tailgate and drove the rzr up it to put the radiator high in the air then pumped the hoses to push water/air out. I never had an air pocket inline so I am gessing it worked.

Hey thanks that sounds like it will work.hopefully i will get it in sometime next week now that ive got a plan

Geterdone

 A little heat in the winter would be nice.