Best air intake
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From: Joliet, Illinois
... or was it just the air cleaner that set the records?
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From: New York
Where can I find this air cleaner I've looked everywhere, I had this brand before on my truck but can't find it for my bike, 2011 fat bob
Hey, you guys with those round air cleaners, can you tell me what effect they have on your knee and foot position on forward pegs. I have the stock football air cleaner on my 2001 Wide Glide and it really interferes with my knee and forces my foot further out on the forward peg. It is not as comfortable as my left side that has no interference and would like to have that same luxury on the right side. I would prefer to stay away from the intakes that that put the filter out front, though.
Thanks,
Don
Thanks,
Don
Good luck!
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Joined: Aug 2007
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From: sherman, texas
Check out DK Customs new hiflow 636 air intake. This system produced some amazing results - ask Kevin about it.
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Outl...636v-TC-CS.htm
BTW, I'm not affiliated with DKC - I just like their stuff!
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Outl...636v-TC-CS.htm
BTW, I'm not affiliated with DKC - I just like their stuff!
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From: Glendale, AZ
Umm...runner length is AFTER the carb/TB in the INTAKE...not before the carb...so he is right...
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From: sherman, texas
There is a lot to smoothing out the flow and turbulence. Picking the right AC is dependent on the aesthetic appeal as well as where you want your power - for 99% of us Big-Twin riders we need power in the 2000-4500 RPM range. DK Custom spents hours on the dyno with multiple bikes, multiple hi-flo AC's before releasing their 636v - take a look at the attached dyno sheets. I'm sure Kevin at DK would more than happy to discuss with you.