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Old 01-06-2012, 09:53 PM
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Well I'm down to two I really like the look of the chrome RSD turbine and the chrome Carlini high roller. I am planning on the Carlini gangster 16" apes with chrome high roller risers but feel both would look good with the set up I am building in my head right now. The RSD seems to expose more filter not sure if it flows any better, so does anyone have experience of either I have a 96 stage one right now with velocity stack..hence the reason I want to switch to a filtered intake
 
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I have to say, I for one love the looks of the Carlini intake!! As soon as my budget allows me to, thats what I'm going for!
 
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If you click on my album with the 2009 Softail Deluxe, you will see pics of the Carlini High Roller Risers/Air with the Flying Apes. SJ Ron
 
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I'd go with the RSD over the Carlini.
 
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I like the RSD turbine.
 
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Flow will be be pretty much the same with either. It is more a question of what look you like better. I have the high roller risers so the high roller a/c would look great but I recently got a PM merc instead. Either one will look great.

Each one has their own unique characteristics that makes it what it is. Tough call.

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i like simple and clean high roller
 
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It the flow is close to the same I am leaning towards the Carlini anyone know if they make a rain sock.? Thanks for everyones input. Down the road yet few years I maybe considering a engine upgrade possible 107 would either of these intakes be suitable.?
 
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Originally Posted by SanJuanRon
If you click on my album with the 2009 Softail Deluxe, you will see pics of the Carlini High Roller Risers/Air with the Flying Apes. SJ Ron

id love to know how you installed this on a 09 softail because I can’t find one for those years and can’t seem to get the only one they actually sale to bolt up.
 
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