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[Big Sky Fan]

I remember and I guess the answer is no you havent tried it.

[Fired00d]

Actually I do have a post about a Harbor Freight horn.

If it quacks like a duck then it must be a duck... 

Kinda makes you wonder if there isn't some vested interest in a product when 30+ of your posts are promoting that product... just sayin'.

Oh well... anyways... I guess our members can take your posts for what they are now.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[naitram]

Actually I do have a post about a Harbor Freight horn.

so its just a coincidence that you joined advrider long enough to promote bigsky and then never logged in again?

[Rooster]

I have heard complaints about some fans blowing to much hot air on your right leg. I can feel it but it is not overwhelming. There is a small t-stat mounted on the oil filter adapter. For me the only thing that cools better is the pouring down rain unless you can find a way to blow refrigerated air. I am not affiliated with this company at all, I am just happy with their product on my bike.

[Keats]

I smell a rat............

[Rooster]

Just a Rooster here.

[naitram]

dont think keats was reffering to you rooster

[baddog652]

Check out www.ultracoolfl.com. I had a HD Super Premium oil cooler on my Stage 1 103 and in traffic during Daytona Bikeweek the oil still got to 300 degrees. I use Mobil 1 V Twin 20w50 as well. The Ultra Cooler lowered oil temps in traffic to where it rarely goes above 250 degrees. www.ultracoolfl.com.

[cvobiker]

I remember and I guess the answer is no you havent tried it.

yes,,, i guess you could say i was fortunate enough that i didn't try your product, but it is a mere fact that i tried the exact same fan's x 2 (part number match to a witches tit) that you sell and I  respectively will tell anyone thinking of trying this arrangement to stay a mile away from them because they are worthless for cooling down a hot Harley engine. PERIOD!!!! And to be honest with you,,,,, they wouldn't cool down my Dual Core Computer running at idle.  

[Keats]

dont think keats was reffering to you rooster

that would be correct..........

[Big Sky Fan]

yes,,, i guess you could say i was fortunate enough that i didn't try your product, but it is a mere fact that i tried the exact same fan's x 2 (part number match to a witches tit) that you sell and I  respectively will tell anyone thinking of trying this arrangement to stay a mile away from them because they are worthless for cooling down a hot Harley engine. PERIOD!!!! And to be honest with you,,,,, they wouldn't cool down my Dual Core Computer running at idle.  

Just curious about the fans you used. Since you didnt buy the kit, where did you get the part #? I cant find it listed anywhere.

[Rooster]

that would be correct..........

It's Ok, no ruffled feathers here. I know there is no absolute cure but some help is good for me. At least I don't watch the oil temp just keep on climbing as it did before.

[2018_FLTRXSE]

I have heard complaints about some fans blowing to much hot air on your right leg. I can feel it but it is not overwhelming. There is a small t-stat mounted on the oil filter adapter. For me the only thing that cools better is the pouring down rain unless you can find a way to blow refrigerated air. I am not affiliated with this company at all, I am just happy with their product on my bike.

I'd say that I'd rather have hot air on my leg versus hot oil in my engine....

It's a compromise... bigger cubes = more heat = hotter oil... you can add capacity and a good cooler.

The ultracool is on my short list once I get the scoot back from the stealer.

[cvobiker]

Just curious about the fans you used. Since you didnt buy the kit, where did you get the part #? I cant find it listed anywhere.

The crap that i tried is Cool Tron 9204  FD6025B12W11-81 ---- daaaa... same part number on the back of your stuff... And im dead serious about trying to cool my computer with these... i didn't have any thing else to do with these $14 paper weights, so what the hell tried them on my computer... (yes my PS does have a 12V output  ) and guess what    they didn't cool down my hot dual core processer..     Im sorry,, i'm sure these 2 inch square fans are good for something, but they sure are not intended to cool a Hot Harley or a Dual Core Processor.. I'm thinking they may be help cooling a low powered lab test equipment, but thats about it.. 

[MikeV]

cvobiker,

I looked up that fan part number and the fan is rated for 40.25 cfm which is plenty of air flow for a 60mm fan and would do fine as a CPU cooler. The problem is that fan is rated to do that at 24v not 12v so no it is wonder why they performed so poorly for you. If that is indeed the part number from koobs's kit they are the running at half voltage.

http://www.cooltron.com/uploads/Cross%20list%20-%20Cooltron%20vs%

Something does not make sense here...

MikeV