UltraCool Oil Coolers

Duration: 6:42

Keeping Your Cool with UltraCool Oil Coolers. Bob gives us a great introduction to heat transfer and dissipation. He shows us an oil cooler and tools needed to install one on your motorcycle. We even added an animation that shows how it works internally. Check it out. Now install it with our installation video.

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  1. Luis Benavides
    Luis Benavides

    I live in Houston Texas and always in traffic. My question is which one is better the Ultra cool or Luv Jugs cooling system? I’ve look at both but really cant make up my mind. what’s your opinion on this

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