oil bud oil cooler install
#31
12-10-2017 | 11:29 PM
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**** happens. Still pass.
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12-10-2017 | 11:33 PM
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12-11-2017 | 12:07 AM
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No way in hell I'm putting a finned "radiator" UNDER my bike. I don't care how "strong" it is claimed to be. If a rock can punch an oil pan, it can punch a severely exposed radiator.
Reminds me of a story from Nor-Cal 25 years or so ago.
A woman was traveling on San Mateo or Dumbarton (I forget) bridge...suddenly, she slowed to a crawl and came to a complete stop. People stopped and approached her but she was unresponsive.
Emergency crews arrived on the scene and found her deceased. Initial thoughts were sudden heart-attack or brain aneurysm. When they tried to pull her from the car...they found that she was stuck. One of the EMT personnel looked under the car and found that a piece of re-bar that fallen off a construction vehicle had punched thru the floorboards of her vehicle and impaled her from underneath.
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12-11-2017 | 08:56 AM
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You have just essentially proven my point.
No way in hell I'm putting a finned "radiator" UNDER my bike. I don't care how "strong" it is claimed to be. If a rock can punch an oil pan, it can punch a severely exposed radiator.
Reminds me of a story from Nor-Cal 25 years or so ago.
A woman was traveling on San Mateo or Dumbarton (I forget) bridge...suddenly, she slowed to a crawl and came to a complete stop. People stopped and approached her but she was unresponsive.
Emergency crews arrived on the scene and found her deceased. Initial thoughts were sudden heart-attack or brain aneurysm. When they tried to pull her from the car...they found that she was stuck. One of the EMT personnel looked under the car and found that a piece of re-bar that fallen off a construction vehicle had punched thru the floorboards of her vehicle and impaled her from underneath.
No way in hell I'm putting a finned "radiator" UNDER my bike. I don't care how "strong" it is claimed to be. If a rock can punch an oil pan, it can punch a severely exposed radiator.
Reminds me of a story from Nor-Cal 25 years or so ago.
A woman was traveling on San Mateo or Dumbarton (I forget) bridge...suddenly, she slowed to a crawl and came to a complete stop. People stopped and approached her but she was unresponsive.
Emergency crews arrived on the scene and found her deceased. Initial thoughts were sudden heart-attack or brain aneurysm. When they tried to pull her from the car...they found that she was stuck. One of the EMT personnel looked under the car and found that a piece of re-bar that fallen off a construction vehicle had punched thru the floorboards of her vehicle and impaled her from underneath.
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12-11-2017 | 09:06 AM
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12-11-2017 | 10:28 AM
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#38
12-11-2017 | 03:41 PM
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Never been a fan of adding electrical load to harleys. I am sure the ultra works to a degree, at least better than the jagg cooler.
Ultra makes a nice little unit. little on the small side. Hell, I have two rads on my pc, each one has 4 120mm fans. My pc does not get anywhere are hot as my 110. Interesting how such a small rad on the ultra can drop that much heat.
The fans look like SANYO DENKI or possible Delta fans. Both with fairly high static pressure (good for pushing or pulling thru a rad)
To each there own right? That's what makes these bikes great, everyone does there own thing. I just prefer to keep it simple on these bikes.
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