Jagg Slimline Oil Cooler
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Jagg Slimline Oil Cooler
Anyone have any experience with the Jagg Slimline Oil Cooler? I would like to run both a True Track\Spuethe Stabilizer and an oil cooler, but have found that most oil coolers mount below the regulator using the same mounting brackets that the stabilizer would use, thus requiring some type of fabrication or modication.
The Slimline looks like a good alternative, because it mounts in a different location than the True Track, but it only has 6 rows of tubes. Not sure if that is enough cooling surface.
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Mat
The Slimline looks like a good alternative, because it mounts in a different location than the True Track, but it only has 6 rows of tubes. Not sure if that is enough cooling surface.
Thanks
Mat
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From: The Mohawk Trail
Judging by the mods you have listed in your sig I'd think it'd be better than nothing. If you have engine mods or are planning to do some in the future you should look at the set-up Mud has shown in his post on the subject.
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I was looking at a different set up too and someone here told me about this place: http://www.budsbikerparts.net/ It is a bit more expensive then the Jagg, but it keeps the cooler out of the way... still waiting on funds to get me a cooler though.
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I was looking at a different set up too and someone here told me about this place: http://www.budsbikerparts.net/ It is a bit more expensive then the Jagg, but it keeps the cooler out of the way... still waiting on funds to get me a cooler though.
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From: Albuquerque, New Mexico
I have the 10-row vertical Jagg cooler with the spoiler mounted on my 2009 FXDC
that has both the True Track and forwards.
Although it is not listed for the Dynas, this cooler does fit. I had to angle mine slightly
to clear the shift lever, but if you don't have forwards there is no problem at all.
I rode through Death Valley earlier this year and it kept the temps in the 220-240 range.
The oil line in the kit is a bit short for my installation so I spent about $5 on more line.
The listed fitment is for an FL so if you order it, tell them you need the correctly
sized mounts for the frame tubes. They just swapped them for me..
that has both the True Track and forwards.
Although it is not listed for the Dynas, this cooler does fit. I had to angle mine slightly
to clear the shift lever, but if you don't have forwards there is no problem at all.
I rode through Death Valley earlier this year and it kept the temps in the 220-240 range.
The oil line in the kit is a bit short for my installation so I spent about $5 on more line.
The listed fitment is for an FL so if you order it, tell them you need the correctly
sized mounts for the frame tubes. They just swapped them for me..
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From: Chesapeake, VA
Jagg Slimline Oil Cooler
Thanks for sharing this info. I'm putting an oil cooler on my bike next oil change.
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