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^ Looks to be in pretty nice shape- only good thing about the lowering kit is it will make you want to buy the SS kit that much sooner- the ride quality will suck
That's how I am going to justify buying it. Torture the kidneys and upgrade.
Researching some good PC places to get some, but not all of, the chrome and aluminum pieces gone.
That's how I am going to justify buying it. Torture the kidneys and upgrade.
Researching some good PC places to get some, but not all of, the chrome and aluminum pieces gone.
Good call, should look pretty slick all blacked out. maybe some black mini apes too.
Yep get that wallet out bro we can help you!!..lol Good choice I always liked the train. I'll be waiting for the first mods one thing is for sure LA dog will get the cam thing worked out, I have followed him on several forums he seems to have it down!
Yep get that wallet out bro we can help you!!..lol Good choice I always liked the train. I'll be waiting for the first mods one thing is for sure LA dog will get the cam thing worked out, I have followed him on several forums he seems to have it down!
Thanks bud- even though I was wrong and was thinking 103" for a moment. with the 96" motor the SE204 is the "drop in" cam of choice. if using a 57 then you'll need to raise compression. Anyway here is a good thread on the topic, and member ke5rbd is very knowledgeable if further info is needed. He is here on the forum regularly.
Congrats on the Night Train. Bought mine in Nov 2014 with 12K mi on it and love it. They are definitely very cool rides. I had my pipes ceramic coated, picked them up yesterday and hope to have time to get them back on next week and ride.
Thanks fellas, the info so far is a great and welcomed point in the right direction.
LA_Dog, between you, Story 808 and a couple of others, I have been gathering a wealth of knowledge and ideas. Can't wait to put them into action.
Thanks fellas, the info so far is a great and welcomed point in the right direction.
LA_Dog, between you, Story 808 and a couple of others, I have been gathering a wealth of knowledge and ideas. Can't wait to put them into action.
sure thing brother- always happy to help lighten another member's wallet- as others here have done to me. haha.
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