Anyone using an Engine Cooling fans?
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Anyone using an Engine Cooling fans?
Anyone installed the factory Harley engine cooling fan thats in the $350.00 range?
Are there any other options besides the 150$ aftermarket ones I see on ebay that are too cheap, IMO to put on these bikes?
Are there any other options besides the 150$ aftermarket ones I see on ebay that are too cheap, IMO to put on these bikes?
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Fans probably work when you are stopped in traffic.
If just hot, I think one or even two oil coolers would be better. That and a better oil pressure spring. That way more cooled oil to the piston cooling jets and heads. If blow out the vents is a issue you can open up the drain holes in the cam support plate. Also remove the little burr around the champfer for those holes. Makes a little dam here and makes a little oil level that needs to go away. I figure a lot better draining here and a lot less gets to the vents.
Check out Jagg or Bob Woods Site. He has oil coolers amoung other things.
And syn oil. I like Redline, Amnsoil or Mobil 1.
If just hot, I think one or even two oil coolers would be better. That and a better oil pressure spring. That way more cooled oil to the piston cooling jets and heads. If blow out the vents is a issue you can open up the drain holes in the cam support plate. Also remove the little burr around the champfer for those holes. Makes a little dam here and makes a little oil level that needs to go away. I figure a lot better draining here and a lot less gets to the vents.
Check out Jagg or Bob Woods Site. He has oil coolers amoung other things.
And syn oil. I like Redline, Amnsoil or Mobil 1.
Last edited by Old Gunny; May 18, 2009 at 09:24 AM.
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