New Sifton "v" Oil Cooler Kit For Harley Softail '00-06 on 2040-parts.com
Austin, Texas, US
This is a brand new Complete "V" Sifton Oil Cooler Kit for Harley Softail
The Kit includes:
- Billet dual tube "V" shape oil cooler measuring 10” long and 4 1/8” at top diameter,
- Billet mount clamps.
- adapter for filter,
- SS braided lines and
- 2 chrome seal ends
- 2 Hose clamps
Note also that even if shown in the picture, the filter itself is not included.
Fits Softail models 2000-2006 that are not equipped with engine guard.
Kit components are also on sale in our eBay store.
Kits for other Harley models are also on sale in our eBay store.
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