Oil Coolers on baggers
#11
06-07-2006 | 09:08 AM
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From: Slidell, LA
RE: Oil Coolers on baggers
Not much to it. Remove the old oil filter mounting flange from engine and install new chrome one. Hook oil lines to ports and hook them up to the cooler. Bolt cooler in place. Would recommend adding chrome oil cooler cover. Really ads to lower front end look. Chrome regualtor cover does not work with this cooler.
ORIGINAL: Steele
Is the HD Super Premium Oil Cooler Kit 62895-03A easy to install ???? Looks simple. Anyone installed their own ?????
Is the HD Super Premium Oil Cooler Kit 62895-03A easy to install ???? Looks simple. Anyone installed their own ?????
I noticed on Jaggs website that they have a cooler that looks to be the same as the MOCO's Super Premium at a much better price. Anyone have any experience with it?
#13
06-07-2006 | 10:45 AM
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From: Howard City, Mi.
RE: Oil Coolers on baggers
I just ordered this one from Milwaukee twins, I think it looks cool, and reasonable.
http://www.jpcycles.com/productgroup...C-6C2704A8BD25
http://www.jpcycles.com/productgroup...C-6C2704A8BD25
#14
06-07-2006 | 12:16 PM
RE: Oil Coolers on baggers
ORIGINAL: Slider
I forgot to mention, it also acts as a filter, with a bronze filter that can be cleaned and replaced. It also can be operated as a filter only in cold weather...just a quick turn of an allen wrench.
ORIGINAL: 100thRK
That is definately different!!!
That is definately different!!!
ORIGINAL: Slider
The Jagg Cooler is an excellent choice, but if you want something a little different look at this one from Merch
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The Jagg Cooler is an excellent choice, but if you want something a little different look at this one from Merch
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