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Old 05-21-2012, 05:19 PM
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Low Mount Oil Cooler For S&S

I've been debating whether or not to install an oil cooler on my 124" S&S, and since this has been talked to death, I contacted S&S directly. The tech I talked with highly recommends putting one on my motor, preferrably a low mount. I live in an area that gets into the 100's during the summer fairly often, so in MY case...it would be a benefit. Been searching around for one and it looks like Jeggs is the main choice, also a 10 row for motors over 95". Has anyone here installed one, have any pictures or model number for the one I need? My concern is where it bolts to compared to where the rectifier is mounted....
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Old 05-21-2012, 07:29 PM
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The way I cob a bike together, I set my cooler wherever I want. I would remove the parts that are in the way of the cooler. If say the rec is still exposed to the air flow, I can glue that sucker on a down tube, I don't need a drill, a punch, a mark on the paint when I'm done gluing things.

It goes something like this... I've experimented enough to send this glue to the next problem child. Look up 'amazing goop' brand and figure out how to mount the rectifier with glue and the oil cooler with glue. This ain't your momma's glue. This is chopping thru chemistry with less weight on the bike is some wrench size I don't need.

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Old 05-22-2012, 09:24 AM
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The way I cob a bike together, I set my cooler wherever I want. I would remove the parts that are in the way of the cooler. If say the rec is still exposed to the air flow, I can glue that sucker on a down tube, I don't need a drill, a punch, a mark on the paint when I'm done gluing things.

It goes something like this... I've experimented enough to send this glue to the next problem child. Look up 'amazing goop' brand and figure out how to mount the rectifier with glue and the oil cooler with glue. This ain't your momma's glue. This is chopping thru chemistry with less weight on the bike is some wrench size I don't need.

Gee.....with that kind of analogy might as well glue your engine on as well...
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Give these guys a call. They make one for big inch motors. I bought one for my 113 project trike. Harley Oil Cooler - Ultracool - Oil Cooling Systems for V-Twins Motorcycles

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