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Seems as if Fuel Moto has pretty good reviews and pricing on products.
If I was going to void my warranty on my new 2018 Heritage, I would probably go with a big bore kit from them vs the HD stage stuff.
So my decision would be: Fuel Moto and lose my 4 year warranty.
HD and go broke and keep warranty.
Until then, the stock bike works great.
Seems as if Fuel Moto has pretty good reviews and pricing on products.
If I was going to void my warranty on my new 2018 Heritage, I would probably go with a big bore kit from them vs the HD stage stuff.
So my decision would be: Fuel Moto and lose my 4 year warranty.
HD and go broke and keep warranty.
Until then, the stock bike works great.
I wouldn't touch a SE big bore stage kit with somebody else's 10 foot pole right now, just sounds too risky
you'd get a prorated refund on the ESP
Yeah, Fuel Moto has a good reputation and customer support is great. I ordered a 2into1 and need to upgrade my Power Vision to my current bike. If you have a PC (no Mac's) you can get a new tune thru E-mail. This way above my pay grade so I sent the PV back to them. So they made it easy for me! I don't know about similar companies, but FM is good to go!
Last edited by dave the welder; Sep 1, 2018 at 03:34 PM.
I keep going back and forth between the 117 and 120 kits. Longevity is my first concern. My big bike is a phenomenal touring bike, now. My little bike needs better lungs.
Fuel moto gets my money. No Screaming tweedy birds for me. Just wish they had a shop in the south somewhere closer to the home front. Thank goodness for mail.
I'm about to buy the following from FuelMoto. All because of the great support they've given me in deciding on my Stage I/II and the review from others.
Jackpot Ceramic Head Pipe
S&S Grand National Mufflers
PowerVision Tuner
Woods WM8-22X Cam Kit w/Lifters and Adjustable Pushrods
S&S Oil Pump and Cam Plate (once back in stock)
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