King Tourpack vs. Chopped Tourpack - Updated w/Price List
#41
02-13-2008, 09:43 PM
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RE: King Tourpack vs. Chopped Tourpack
ORIGINAL: mvinc01
OK. Another TP question. Kinda off topic, but related.
Can you buy the rear HD speaker pods & grills separately, without speakers? Cost or PN?
I don't see them in the cataloge. I've found what looks like a good looking pair on Ebay, butIdon't have a cost reference. I'm thinking of picking these upfor theRG Ultra King TP,and installing my old stock speakers until I can later afford to do the Hog Wired amp and speaker kitinstall to complete my four HW speaker system.
Ebay HD Pods
OK. Another TP question. Kinda off topic, but related.
Can you buy the rear HD speaker pods & grills separately, without speakers? Cost or PN?
I don't see them in the cataloge. I've found what looks like a good looking pair on Ebay, butIdon't have a cost reference. I'm thinking of picking these upfor theRG Ultra King TP,and installing my old stock speakers until I can later afford to do the Hog Wired amp and speaker kitinstall to complete my four HW speaker system.
Ebay HD Pods
#42
02-13-2008, 10:41 PM
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RE: King Tourpack vs. Chopped Tourpack
MV: PM Dawg or stop by your Harley store and look in the parts book for the Touring Parts Book for your model year. I looked into this about a year ago and was surprised that the Pods ONLY were over 350, IIRC, but it's been so long I'm not real confident on the price.
You can buy pods only from Dragonfly concepts that accept 6.5" speakers for 200/pair.
Unless you want to hack your front speaker wiring to power the rear speakers, you will need to create the AMP connector (for at least those pins that power the rear speakers) that plugs into the back of the HK radiothen get a dealer flash to "turn on" the rear speakers.
The AMP connector and sockets are available for not a lot of coin and the PN's will be in the same parts book, and probably on the same page as the PN's for the pods you are considering.
You can buy pods only from Dragonfly concepts that accept 6.5" speakers for 200/pair.
Unless you want to hack your front speaker wiring to power the rear speakers, you will need to create the AMP connector (for at least those pins that power the rear speakers) that plugs into the back of the HK radiothen get a dealer flash to "turn on" the rear speakers.
The AMP connector and sockets are available for not a lot of coin and the PN's will be in the same parts book, and probably on the same page as the PN's for the pods you are considering.
#43
02-13-2008, 10:41 PM
RE: King Tourpack vs. Chopped Tourpack - Updated w/Price List
ORIGINAL: badbag
I ended up going with this one...I liked the low profile with the integrated fairing. Also, I wont have any external hardwre. It will open mechanically via keyfob!!! $230.00 plus quick release bracket.
[IMG]local://upfiles/50233/0A21C8F73B0347CFB357076B32A6B700.jpg[/IMG]
I ended up going with this one...I liked the low profile with the integrated fairing. Also, I wont have any external hardwre. It will open mechanically via keyfob!!! $230.00 plus quick release bracket.
[IMG]local://upfiles/50233/0A21C8F73B0347CFB357076B32A6B700.jpg[/IMG]
#44
02-13-2008, 10:46 PM
RE: King Tourpack vs. Chopped Tourpack
ORIGINAL: Harleypingman
MV: PM Dawg or stop by your Harley store and look in the parts book for the Touring Parts Book for your model year. I looked into this about a year ago and was surprised that the Pods ONLY were over 350, IIRC, but it's been so long I'm not real confident on the price.
You can buy pods only from Dragonfly concepts that accept 6.5" speakers for 200/pair.
Unless you want to hack your front speaker wiring to power the rear speakers, you will need to create the AMP connector (for at least those pins that power the rear speakers) that plugs into the back of the HK radiothen get a dealer flash to "turn on" the rear speakers.
The AMP connector and sockets are available for not a lot of coin and the PN's will be in the same parts book, and probably on the same page as the PN's for the pods you are considering.
MV: PM Dawg or stop by your Harley store and look in the parts book for the Touring Parts Book for your model year. I looked into this about a year ago and was surprised that the Pods ONLY were over 350, IIRC, but it's been so long I'm not real confident on the price.
You can buy pods only from Dragonfly concepts that accept 6.5" speakers for 200/pair.
Unless you want to hack your front speaker wiring to power the rear speakers, you will need to create the AMP connector (for at least those pins that power the rear speakers) that plugs into the back of the HK radiothen get a dealer flash to "turn on" the rear speakers.
The AMP connector and sockets are available for not a lot of coin and the PN's will be in the same parts book, and probably on the same page as the PN's for the pods you are considering.
Thanks! There's a lot to doing this TP thing.
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RE: King Tourpack vs. Chopped Tourpack - Updated w/Price List
ORIGINAL: badbag
I ended up going with this one...I liked the low profile with the integrated fairing. Also, I wont have any external hardwre. It will open mechanically via keyfob!!! $230.00 plus quick release bracket.
[IMG]local://upfiles/50233/0A21C8F73B0347CFB357076B32A6B700.jpg[/IMG]
I ended up going with this one...I liked the low profile with the integrated fairing. Also, I wont have any external hardwre. It will open mechanically via keyfob!!! $230.00 plus quick release bracket.
[IMG]local://upfiles/50233/0A21C8F73B0347CFB357076B32A6B700.jpg[/IMG]
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