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Devin and Kevin(DK) use the Jagg Oil coolers. In our experience, the Jagg Oil Coolers are less expensive and work better. You can use the LINK to see more information. Hope this helps you out
Devin and Kevin(DK) use the Jagg Oil coolers. In our experience, the Jagg Oil Coolers are less expensive and work better. You can use the LINK to see more information. Hope this helps you out
Kelsey
X2, Jagg oil coolers are well built, do a great job and are a heck of a lot cheaper. I run one on my Softail.
Devin and Kevin(DK) use the Jagg Oil coolers. In our experience, the Jagg Oil Coolers are less expensive and work better. You can use the LINK to see more information. Hope this helps you out
I installed an OilBud Oil Cooler on mine and I agree they are a bit pricey but after researching them and having a conversation with Bud Clark I was sold. Quality isn't cheap. I had a hose clamp loosen up on me once with my old bike with the typical in row type oil cooler and it could have been catastrophic if i didn't catch it in time. No hose clamps with the OilBud Cooler. my opinion only.
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