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Screamin Eagle Heavy Breather Elite- enough flow for 150+ HP?
I just bought a new ST and am planning on netting around 150hp from the motor build I have in the works for this winter. It would be nice to use the air cleaner that came on the bike- does the Heavy Breather Elite that came with it flow significantly enough to not restrict power at that level? Harley's description states "Redesigned to support even more performance with engine builds pushing over 135hp." Whatever that means.
I just bought a new ST and am planning on netting around 150hp from the motor build I have in the works for this winter. It would be nice to use the air cleaner that came on the bike- does the Heavy Breather Elite that came with it flow significantly enough to not restrict power at that level? Harley's description states "Redesigned to support even more performance with engine builds pushing over 135hp." Whatever that means.
go big or go home..what's another $500..it's the cost of you not second guessing and worrying if you had gone far enough..and you could probably sell your OEM for a couple hundred bucks I suspect
go big or go home..what's another $500..it's the cost of you not second guessing and worrying if you had gone far enough..and you could probably sell your OEM for a couple hundred bucks I suspect
So you are going about this all wrong. Find a very good tuner and tell them what you are looking to get out of your bike. They will probably tell you what you need to get there.
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