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The Jagg FLH 10-row LowMount oil cooler system was designed to deliver – and keep a low-profile.
The 10-row, double-pass oil cooler is optimized for the Twin-Cam engine (also fits late-model EVO's) to provide the best heat-exchange and flow characteristics, all while hiding neatly behind the fender and beneath the voltage regulator. This mounting position is particularly suited to Ultra models with lower fairings.
The cooler kit is supplied with a mounting bracket to allow fitment of the oil cooler at the lowest possible position, yet still above the bottom of the frame. The 10-row oil cooler's two-pass design offers significantly more cooling surface-area than our closest competitor. Special in-line turbulators add to the cooler's efficiency with minimal oil pressure loss or restriction. Aluminum construction with durable gloss-black powder coated finish.
Jagg's unique offset oil filter adapter with Viscosity Regulated Flow provides an easy access point to the bike's oil supply for the installation of the oil cooler. The sandwich-style adapter is machined from two pieces of billet aluminum and then hard-anodized to a satin black finish. The adapter installs between the bike's stock oil filter mount and the oil filter, and is designed with the same HyperFlow Technology as all Jagg components to ensure great performance as well as great flow characteristics.
The FLH LowMount Oil Cooler System is supplied complete with all necessary hardware and detailed, easy-to-follow installation instructions.
Estimated shipping date between 22 Apr and 25 Apr.
