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Old 10-01-2007, 05:32 PM
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I am thinking of adding V&H true duals with fishtails, and a V&H FuelPak.........

Any suggestions on a good air cleaner that will work well and tune easily?

I am not planning on other power modifications.... is the stock one good enough?
 
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Old 10-01-2007, 06:21 PM
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I have a Kuryakyn Hypercharger that appears to work well although it was pricey and tends to push into your knee a bit...I have seen others post that Hypers are a bit of overkill....but hey, it looks fantastic!
 
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any aftermarket will be better than stock - Screaming Eagle, Arlen Ness, all cheaper than Kuryaken and just as equally effective.
 
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I'd have to vote for a K&N. My SE AC, black one, started to disengrate on the inside after 600 miles. Brought it back to the dealer and they gave me a K&N that they had left over from the days when they were installed as part of Stage 1. Can't tune it though.
 
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Default RE: A/C suggestions???

Everything I've been told says you need to open BOTH ends for the engine to breath right and tune correctly. Any high-flow a/c will accomplish that when added to new pipes. You don't want to keep your stock a/c.

I went with the Arlen Ness Big Sucker that mounted easily behind existing football cover. K&N hasmodels that mount that waytoo. If you're not attached to your football cover, there are numerous options that satisfy V&H's request for a high-flow a/c to go along with any of their pipes andtheir FuelPak.

You will be VERY happy with the results of Stage 1 mods. If you already have synthetic oils in your holes, you'll also be very happy how cool your engine will run after Stage 1 is done!

Cheers!
 
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