Fitment question
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Fitment question
I've come across a few rear fender parts from an '02 Road King that I would like to put on my '96 RK. It's a metal bumper guard. Did the rear fender/ frame get much wider on the '02 than the '96?
Also I found a set of V&H slip on mufflers from an '11 Ultra, these should work on the '96 as well right? I'm thinking all of these parts will fit but thought I'd check here before I do a bunch of running around.
Thanks for the help.
Also I found a set of V&H slip on mufflers from an '11 Ultra, these should work on the '96 as well right? I'm thinking all of these parts will fit but thought I'd check here before I do a bunch of running around.
Thanks for the help.
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The bumper guards are identical. Not sure about the slip ons. But it should if the head pipe is a 1 3/4" i don't see why not. I know complete systems like my 98 Fatboy go from like 90-2011..... Head configuration never changed between the Evo's and the TC's..
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Originally Posted by 98hotrodfatboy
The bumper guards are identical. Not sure about the slip ons. But it should if the head pipe is a 1 3/4" i don't see why not. I know complete systems like my 98 Fatboy go from like 90-2011..... Head configuration never changed between the Evo's and the TC's..
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the only difference in exhaust from most twin cam to evo was the mounting brackets and the clips for holding in the flange. I have a 93 flhs that I've conferred to a road king pod shorts and have Rinehart true dual pipes from a 2007 street glide on mine.
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