Vacuum port
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Vacuum port
Im upgrading my 2007 110 Screamin Eagle with true dauls and high flow breather. Exhaust is done Kuryakyn with Crusher muffers. I decided to go with Pro Hypercharger I liked the looks and I spend a lot of time traveling on open roads covering the ground at a pretty clip. But I need a vacuum port to work the butterflies can anyone tell me how I can create a vacuum port? Or should I just give up and get another breather?
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Get another breather, IMO the Hyperchargers are all Hype and no performance....A stage II Big Sucker from Arlen Ness will work great for you, the filter element is much larger and it will flow a lot more air....And you wont have the moving parts that break and fail all the time.
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Get another breather, IMO the Hyperchargers are all Hype and no performance....A stage II Big Sucker from Arlen Ness will work great for you, the filter element is much larger and it will flow a lot more air....And you wont have the moving parts that break and fail all the time.
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Hey Cowboy, I'm a little late to the show but hopefully can still give you some help. When you buy a Hypercharger, part of the installation kit allows you to move one of the existing sensors so that you can install the vacuum line. It took me a bit of fussing and I finally took the tank loose so I could get mine on, but I'm happy with the look.
Like the other guys said, you can get more performance with other cleaners, but the hypercharger has a unique look.
Like the other guys said, you can get more performance with other cleaners, but the hypercharger has a unique look.
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