Jagg Slimline Oil Cooler Instal
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Joined: Oct 2016
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From: Springfield, Ohio
Installed mine 2yrs. ago. 06 xl1200c. Can't think if any issues i may have had. Read instructions, check out YouTube and go for it. Rather easy location to work on. I would call it an easy install.
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Joined: Aug 2017
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From: Indianapolis
I installed one on my '17 SuperLow a few years ago. I was seeing oil temps on hot (90*F) days at Interstate speeds right at 250*F. After installing the oil cooler under the same conditions I am lucky to ever see 220*F, most of the time oil temps are around 200*-210*F. I would go with Jaggs 4550 oil filter adapter instead of the one that comes with the kit. The 4550 adapter has a thermostat that does not open until oil temps reach around 185*F. That way you are not over cooling the oil. Worth every penny IMO.
I've since added stainless steel braided oil lines.
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The 4550 adapter with oil lines installed.
I've since added stainless steel braided oil lines.
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The 4550 adapter with oil lines installed.
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Joined: Jan 2022
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From: Minnesota
I asked Jagg why I should purchase the 4550 adapter ( $150 ) over the one in the kit that has an oil viscosity valve that functions as a kind of thermostat. I purchased the slimline from of all places the Walmart web site for $309. Purchased the Jagg black braided 3ft hose kit from Amazon.
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