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Old 06-29-2008, 08:17 PM
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Has anyone put the Screamin' Eagle Heavy Breather air cleaner on their 08 touring bike yet? I'm looking at adding this to my Street Glide. Thoughts?
 
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Default RE: Screamin' Eagle Heavy Breather

i just installed one on my 06 street glide, i think it helps, plus it looks good.
 
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Default RE: Screamin' Eagle Heavy Breather

I installed one.&nbsp\\; IMO it looks great!
 
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looks great and u can here the suction too... only drawback is ure right knee may hit AC tube and placement of your foot for the rear pedal at first till u get used to it.
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Default RE: Screamin' Eagle Heavy Breather

I already have the Screamin' Eagle High Flow air cleaner (Stage 1). Will it require a remap different from that?
 
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If it is a different breathing part (not just different cover) then it will require the ECU to get its VE tables repopulated properly, no matter what you change on the engine.
 
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I had the dealer do my SERT tune when I put my air cleaner and true duals on last time. I've had experience with loading the Power Commander. Since I already have a tune loaded for the Stage 1 High Flow air cleaner and true dual exhaust, can someone point me in the right direction (link in the forum) for using SERT to re-calibrate for this change?
 
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Old 06-29-2008, 08:46 PM
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Default RE: Screamin' Eagle Heavy Breather

I added the SE AC last week.&nbsp\\; It required a remap on my 08 RK.&nbsp\\; I was really surprised at the difference in pick up.&nbsp\\; I have been very happy with the AC. &nbsp\\;&nbsp\\;
 

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