Fuel Pack on Heritage
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07-03-2008, 02:02 PM
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RE: Fuel Pack on Heritage
You plug in the numbers for your exhaust (you need a new exhaust) \\;and A/C setup (you need a new A/C setup) and ride. \\; It's great, my Xbones really benefited from the Fuel Pak. \\; I had no trouble with the people at V&\\;H either, very nice to work with. \\; My engine can breath now and can reach its full potential.
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RE: Fuel Pack on Heritage
ORIGINAL: THROTTLEJUNKIEDAVE
Yep,
a fuelpak by itself is useless. to get the best benefit, you need more air in and more exhaust out.
i have the big shots long and the arlen ness big sucker air kit with the fuelpak and it is a great combo. a definite improvement over stock.
ride on
Dave
Yep,
a fuelpak by itself is useless. to get the best benefit, you need more air in and more exhaust out.
i have the big shots long and the arlen ness big sucker air kit with the fuelpak and it is a great combo. a definite improvement over stock.
ride on
Dave
I have the BS Longs with the SE Stage 1 breather. It didn't take long to do, I spent less than a thousand dollars, and the improvement was well worth it.
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