FuelPak
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Right you are, however, the FuelPak3 does marry to your vin once installed. Just mentioning for peeps that don't realize there's a difference. Carry on. 
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I run the same slipons on a 2010...3 days after putting them on, I ordered the quiet baffles for them...sounds much deeper now, and got back the low end I lost with the pipe change....just to nasty of a sound with the stock baffel
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From: Middle, GA
Still looking for a fuelpak.
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From: Florida
No.
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. Sounds like mine won't work for you either. I have the model that is specified for the Rocker and Crossbones.
It's weird to me that there is a different one specifically for those two bikes but then there is a model for Softails with 200mm rear tires. The Crossbones is a Softail with a 200mm rear tire. Other than the springer front end, I haven't been able to determine what about it is any different than the Fatboy of the same model year...
Anyway. That's neither here nor there at this point.
Sorry I couldn't help. Good luck with your search...
Skeez
I checked the site http://fuelpakfi.com/vtwin/applications.html and it says I need 61007A.
It's weird to me that there is a different one specifically for those two bikes but then there is a model for Softails with 200mm rear tires. The Crossbones is a Softail with a 200mm rear tire. Other than the springer front end, I haven't been able to determine what about it is any different than the Fatboy of the same model year...
Anyway. That's neither here nor there at this point.
Sorry I couldn't help. Good luck with your search...
Skeez
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From: Middle, GA
No.
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. Sounds like mine won't work for you either. I have the model that is specified for the Rocker and Crossbones.
It's weird to me that there is a different one specifically for those two bikes but then there is a model for Softails with 200mm rear tires. The Crossbones is a Softail with a 200mm rear tire. Other than the springer front end, I haven't been able to determine what about it is any different than the Fatboy of the same model year...
Anyway. That's neither here nor there at this point.
Sorry I couldn't help. Good luck with your search...
Skeez
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. Sounds like mine won't work for you either. I have the model that is specified for the Rocker and Crossbones.
It's weird to me that there is a different one specifically for those two bikes but then there is a model for Softails with 200mm rear tires. The Crossbones is a Softail with a 200mm rear tire. Other than the springer front end, I haven't been able to determine what about it is any different than the Fatboy of the same model year...
Anyway. That's neither here nor there at this point.
Sorry I couldn't help. Good luck with your search...
Skeez
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From: Florida
Curious...
I guess I don't know enough about where they recommend you place the FuelPak on a Fatboy. On the Crossbones, The fuel pack as well as the secondary ECM plug sit on top of the battery. In order to accommodate it one has to slightly modify the plastic frame cover that goes under the seat. I know that it is not really possible to do that with seats such as that of a Fatboy or Deluxe.
Where does V&H recommend you place the unit on your bike? I've been running a Fatboy Lo fender on my Bones for the last three years and am having a hard time figuring how the installation would differ...
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2014
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From: Windsor, CO
I have one currently on my 2007 softail which should work for you. I just ordered a new tuner and the FP is going up for sale as soon as it gets here. If you are interested shoot me a PM.
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Curious...
I guess I don't know enough about where they recommend you place the FuelPak on a Fatboy. On the Crossbones, The fuel pack as well as the secondary ECM plug sit on top of the battery. In order to accommodate it one has to slightly modify the plastic frame cover that goes under the seat. I know that it is not really possible to do that with seats such as that of a Fatboy or Deluxe.
Where does V&H recommend you place the unit on your bike? I've been running a Fatboy Lo fender on my Bones for the last three years and am having a hard time figuring how the installation would differ...
I guess I don't know enough about where they recommend you place the FuelPak on a Fatboy. On the Crossbones, The fuel pack as well as the secondary ECM plug sit on top of the battery. In order to accommodate it one has to slightly modify the plastic frame cover that goes under the seat. I know that it is not really possible to do that with seats such as that of a Fatboy or Deluxe.
Where does V&H recommend you place the unit on your bike? I've been running a Fatboy Lo fender on my Bones for the last three years and am having a hard time figuring how the installation would differ...
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From: Florida
We're talking about a Fatboy as it relates to all other wide tire softails. These models have the ECM amount directly to the fender and do not have a recessed rubber tray like the heritage, deluxe, slim or numerous other narrow tire softails.