Anyone try this kit?
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From: Assonet MA
Anyone try this kit?
Anyone ever try this conversion? On my radar but looking for someone with some experience with it.
Would like to use it my 94 Heritage.
http://www.kcint2.com/product/50-770...-DAVIDSON.html
Would like to use it my 94 Heritage.
http://www.kcint2.com/product/50-770...-DAVIDSON.html
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From: la la land jerzey
i have it on my Heritage the chrome has held up ok the fit is another issue - it does fit but i had to mod the side holes a bit and its a must have all the bolts in it and the HL bucket before you tighten it, or you will have to move it with washer impressions in the wrong spot
the head light bucket threads dont hold up well once or twice in and out than they strip out and i never did find what spot light cross bracket they used so i ended up with the panhead self supporting with out the cross bar =
i do like the look i only have from the rear picture on this lap top
the head light bucket threads dont hold up well once or twice in and out than they strip out and i never did find what spot light cross bracket they used so i ended up with the panhead self supporting with out the cross bar =
i do like the look i only have from the rear picture on this lap top
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Thanks for the info.
In the add they mention you cannot use the stock spot light bar and you must use one they have listed. When I look at the pic of their bar I don't see how the lights mount.
In the add they mention you cannot use the stock spot light bar and you must use one they have listed. When I look at the pic of their bar I don't see how the lights mount.
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John, what exhaust system is that on your bike?
John, what exhaust system is that on your bike?
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Got my answer though, and the fact that it may be a better pipe for a bigger motor than my merely stepped-on EVO. Answers what I needed to know.
Thanks John!
Back to your regularly scheduled programming.
traildog, what are you doing here? Don't you have oil dripping on your garage floor?
Thanks John!
Back to your regularly scheduled programming.
traildog, what are you doing here? Don't you have oil dripping on your garage floor?
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From: la la land jerzey
even tho it was freezing today the phone did not stop from 7am i walked out at 5 and it was ringing sorry i did not answer it yet been jammed all day
the exhaust is a kirker they make one for stock or near stock rear tire and one for the 250 car tire guys
we modded the baffle its was a little restrictive for the 100HP motor in the bike i love it its not cheap as it retails for 699 --
the exhaust is a kirker they make one for stock or near stock rear tire and one for the 250 car tire guys
we modded the baffle its was a little restrictive for the 100HP motor in the bike i love it its not cheap as it retails for 699 --