Total Noob Question
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Total Noob Question
I want to replace the stock A/C and use the (in)famous Mud Mod. Here is where my noobness shows: What's the difference between a Stage I and Stage II A/C? 
I obviously need a new A/C to use the mod...
Thanks for your help!
I obviously need a new A/C to use the mod...
Thanks for your help!
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I used this setup
I think the stage 2 is a bigger element and in my opinion doesnt look good and cannot be used with a Mud modded AC cover.
I used a Arlen Ness PT# AN18-507 that I got from Eastern Performance Cycles 410-451-5181 and it was $115.00 shipped and I love it. I have a Mud modded cover and it looks sweet. Do a search on this forum anytime you need info. I have been guilty myself of posting first then searching later,but you may find that you save yourself the time waiting on a reply. It also helps keep the board less cluttered.
I used a Arlen Ness PT# AN18-507 that I got from Eastern Performance Cycles 410-451-5181 and it was $115.00 shipped and I love it. I have a Mud modded cover and it looks sweet. Do a search on this forum anytime you need info. I have been guilty myself of posting first then searching later,but you may find that you save yourself the time waiting on a reply. It also helps keep the board less cluttered.
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I think the stage 2 is a bigger element and in my opinion doesnt look good and cannot be used with a Mud modded AC cover.
I used a Arlen Ness PT# AN18-507 that I got from Eastern Performance Cycles 410-451-5181 and it was $115.00 shipped and I love it. I have a Mud modded cover and it looks sweet. Do a search on this forum anytime you need info. I have been guilty myself of posting first then searching later,but you may find that you save yourself the time waiting on a reply. It also helps keep the board less cluttered.
I used a Arlen Ness PT# AN18-507 that I got from Eastern Performance Cycles 410-451-5181 and it was $115.00 shipped and I love it. I have a Mud modded cover and it looks sweet. Do a search on this forum anytime you need info. I have been guilty myself of posting first then searching later,but you may find that you save yourself the time waiting on a reply. It also helps keep the board less cluttered.
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