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I installed the UltraCool on my 13 Heritage back in the spring and am totally satisfied with the result. The best I can tell is a 35 to 40 degree drop in temp. Had to grow accustomed to the fan noise when stopped at lights and the such, but that quickly became less noticeable.
Jagg 10 row cooler with fan , .Or Ultracool 2.0
Thoughts opinions on which is better
If you don't encounter long stop&go traffic in high temps either one is fine. I installed the Jagg w/fan on my '13 Breakout, but as a safety precaution I also added a manual "parade" switch so if I see a situation coming I can switch on the fan before temps start to rise.
Last edited by FurryOne; Sep 16, 2018 at 09:40 AM.
The ultracool work very well , and I like the look better than what I had before. The mounting spot is much better. I'm running it on a 124, it's proved itself very well so far.
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