Which Oil Cooler is Best?
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Which Oil Cooler is Best?
I have searched several forums and cannot find much info regarding oil cooler comparisons for my 2007 Ultra Classic so sorry if this seems redundant.
I am looking at the Jagg 10-row and the Ultra Cool. Both have fan(s) to help cooling when not in motion. What are you opinions on these? Any others that you feel work well. I am looking for the following characteristics in order of priority.
1. Efficiency - lowers the oil temp significantly
2. Durability - does not leak after several years use
3. Installation - I have wrench skills but I want a reasonably easy fit.
4. Cost
Any thoughts on your own experiences are appreciated.
Thank you
John
I am looking at the Jagg 10-row and the Ultra Cool. Both have fan(s) to help cooling when not in motion. What are you opinions on these? Any others that you feel work well. I am looking for the following characteristics in order of priority.
1. Efficiency - lowers the oil temp significantly
2. Durability - does not leak after several years use
3. Installation - I have wrench skills but I want a reasonably easy fit.
4. Cost
Any thoughts on your own experiences are appreciated.
Thank you
John
#2
I went with the JAGG fan assist with Jason Wards thermostat, reasonably easy install,I have an 08 Ultra so I think its the same setup but not 100% sure.Purchased it from Eastern performance after searching for best price they couldn't be beat and since i've boughten from them before and have never had any problems it was a no brainer.And yes it cools quit a bit and the fan works as advertised.Another suggestion is Wardspartwerks Fcs head cooling fans together with the Jagg you'll be impressed.
#3
I'm actually interested in the same. I haven't pulled the trigger yet, but was leaning toward the Jagg. I'm running an 09' SG with 103 upgrade. The cooler install looks reasonably simple. I guess the only reason I haven't done it yet is that I'm a big fan of fewer parts equals less to go wrong. I keep telling myself if HD felt a cooler was needed they would have installed one either when the bike was new or as part of the 103 upgrade kit. Neither recommended it. That said, I'll probably add one anyway as I would like to ride this bike for a while and it seems like a simple add on to help keep the oil a little cooler.
#4
I have an 08 Roadglide after much research decided on ultra cool for 2 reasons 1-the simplicity of the system and installation. 2- price (at the time I purchased UC was 399$ Jagg was well over $500).
I have been very pleased with ultracool, starting with installation I ran into 1 wiring question because I was not using the led light it came with (didn't see the need to have light tell me it was running) I called UC on a sunday not expecting a return call until monday only to get a return call 10mins later, Man was I impressed and we were able to diagnose my misstep in about 2 mins.
Since installation I have put 5k miles on it with no leaks or hiccups. I do notice the bike runs cooler and I can tell until outside temp gets into the 90s then anything is hot so my seat off the pants thermostat stops working.
Overall I have been very pleased with my choice hope it helps.
I have been very pleased with ultracool, starting with installation I ran into 1 wiring question because I was not using the led light it came with (didn't see the need to have light tell me it was running) I called UC on a sunday not expecting a return call until monday only to get a return call 10mins later, Man was I impressed and we were able to diagnose my misstep in about 2 mins.
Since installation I have put 5k miles on it with no leaks or hiccups. I do notice the bike runs cooler and I can tell until outside temp gets into the 90s then anything is hot so my seat off the pants thermostat stops working.
Overall I have been very pleased with my choice hope it helps.
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Harley premium cooler... simple and the lines are easy to access, just need to use good hose clamps. I have the UltraCool Reefer and had the adapter loosen up twice and am waiting on replacement oil lines since one rubbed a hole into the other. Did I mention that the lines are PITA to access or the sandwich adapter has to be disassembled to tighten the fitting back onto the block? I will tighten the snot out of everything and insulate the hoses with kevlar insulation to protect against vibes, if I have any more problems its going to be dumped on the side of the road...
I think the JAGG unit has an anti-rotation tab which will help the adapter to not loosen.
I also have the Ward fan system and think its a better way to keep the engine cool without adding a new weakness to the engine that can destroy it or leave you in middle of nowhere.
I think the JAGG unit has an anti-rotation tab which will help the adapter to not loosen.
I also have the Ward fan system and think its a better way to keep the engine cool without adding a new weakness to the engine that can destroy it or leave you in middle of nowhere.