best and most efficent oil cooler not the cheapest
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05-19-2018, 03:11 PM
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best and most efficent oil cooler not the cheapest
shopping for most efficient oil cooler
my turro bike got up to 400 deg at head in traffic , have to shutdown
i have love jus fans , oil filter oil cooler....
my turro bike got up to 400 deg at head in traffic , have to shutdown
i have love jus fans , oil filter oil cooler....
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05-19-2018, 05:19 PM
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Depending on what cooler your using adding a fan to it for low speed in traffic is going to be the only way to cool it down. While a cooler is a good thing with little to no airflow across it they do not work well.
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06-27-2018, 12:31 PM
Rather have the air horn then the cooling fans. They would normally go right where the horn stacks are.
Right now it’s running in the low 300’s (F) on a hot day. Mine is a 2016 TriGlide Dual-Cooled Wet Head. (No Oil Cooler yet.) When I raised the gas tank 1.5” up off off the cylinders the temps went down a small bit but not enough for me. I’m actually going to be calling DK Customs in about 5 minutes and ordering the Oil Filter Relocation/Oil Cooler Kits. I would put fans on the cylinders but my Air Horns take up the space where those would normally go. And considering the amount of use those horns get here in Atlanta keeping the cages at bay I’m not willing to trade them out.
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