Hyperchargers
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From: Marysville, WA
Hyperchargers
ok maybe a dumb question. I have an '08 Cross Bones that I would like to keep a sort of raw old school look but I am considering a Pro-R Hypercharger painted up to match the bike. The part that makes sense to me is the "ram air " type of set up and that it is reaching away from the bike for cooler air as opposed to my stock cover sucking hot air off the engine. painted up it would tend to keep a sort of old world look. my question is do the hyperchargers work well or are they really more focused on look as a dress up piece?
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I am interested in suggestions that can end up in heavy rain and dont screw up the old school look. I have seen some that look ok but the air cleaner is essential exposed to the weather
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The hypo charger is just as apt to suck in water as any of them. Ive run my arlen ness big sucker in the rain and the only problem Ive experienced is my boots filling up with water. I just be sure and wrap it in plastic when i suds the bike
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