CrossRoads A/C and Terry Components
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Tourer
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: SouthWest Iowa
CrossRoads A/C and Terry Components
Looking for any one who has some insights on air cleaners from CrossRoads. I want to get rid of my stock one on my street bob. I have short legs and forward controls so its in the way. While I am at it I'd like to set some hp's too. KlockWorks in Mitchell SD actually suggsted this as well as a Terry Components controller. They said that with this you did not need to buy the HD tuner and dyno time. Supposedly it auto-calibrates etc. Thanks
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Ontario,Canada
RE: CrossRoads A/C and Terry Components
not sure about the crossroads air cleaner but there has been a whole **** load of threads on the terry components tvll and I have read most of them,I don't think the search is working but if it is would be worth doing a search lots of info,my take from reading all these threads is that most riders that have them really like them and they do what the company claims,most say don't get one if you plan to do more mods than a stage one because they aren't able to compensate for cams ,head work ,compression etc etc, .I don't plan to go beyond a stage one so I bit the bullet and bought one ,the installation is easy the hardest part of installing is routing the wires,I would love to give you a review on how it works but it will be at least another month here until the snow is gone and I am able to ride,hope this helps,got mine from Zanottis $403.08
Tourer
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Leesville, SC
RE: CrossRoads A/C and Terry Components
I've had the TVII for about 3 months and it has done a great job. Put it on and ran it for a month before I changed pipes and it made a nice difference. When I did change my pipes and then the A/C it is still working good. Cools it down and runs better. Best of all, no dyno time.
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