Jims Force Flow Question.
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Jims Force Flow Question.
I was looking in a Bagger mag the other day and saw an ad for Jims Force Flow Cooler. I looked it up online and saw that it will drop the temp on the cylinder heads about 100 degrees when the fan is on. I found it to be interesting and was wondering what some of y'all thought. I ride in stop and go traffic in the Texas heat quite a bit, and even though my bike has the stock oil coller on it, I was wondering if it would be worth it. I know quite a few forum members ride in the desert and in places hotter than Houston, so I was wanting your opinions.
No. 5400 - Polished Cylinder Head Fan kit.
You can go to jimsusa.com on the online catalog on page 14. The part number is copied above.
No. 5400 - Polished Cylinder Head Fan kit.
You can go to jimsusa.com on the online catalog on page 14. The part number is copied above.
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From: Phoenix '53, '88, '09 Big Twins
well, it says "up to 100ş"... so that means maybe 1 degree...maybe 50 maybe 100ş
the "up to" is weasel wording.
a parade type fan can be a plus at low speeds, but may block air flow at high speeds, so it may be a trade off.
Forum member fabrik8r has built his own system, it is worth reading up on his efforts.
Mike
the "up to" is weasel wording.
a parade type fan can be a plus at low speeds, but may block air flow at high speeds, so it may be a trade off.
Forum member fabrik8r has built his own system, it is worth reading up on his efforts.
Mike
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