Spike Intake Options ebay?
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Lake Hartwell/Anderson, SC
Not yet....only have about 60 miles on it so far and it's been cool enough to not notice anything warmer than normal. Tom
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: north jersey
looks good on there bro. i have a similar set up, except mine is vertical and i get a little bit of oil spray on my oil tank......but that's normal and it's not enough to be a pain in the ***.
bike looks nice man.
bike looks nice man.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Lake Hartwell/Anderson, SC
If you order from D2Moto....be careful. Just sayin..... 
On a side note, HD does NOT market a heavy breather for the 07 FatBoy, which is why I settled on this one. I've done a lil research, and if you don't like the spike portion, you can combine the assemblies by attaching the D2Moto parts from the throttle body to the neck, and clamp on the HD filter kit (29424-05A, $79). Add the SE rain sock, and voila! I'll let ya know if I decide to spend MORE money on this project
If you go that route, I guess you can use the old spike for helmet jewelry??
On a side note, HD does NOT market a heavy breather for the 07 FatBoy, which is why I settled on this one. I've done a lil research, and if you don't like the spike portion, you can combine the assemblies by attaching the D2Moto parts from the throttle body to the neck, and clamp on the HD filter kit (29424-05A, $79). Add the SE rain sock, and voila! I'll let ya know if I decide to spend MORE money on this project
If you go that route, I guess you can use the old spike for helmet jewelry??
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Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Montreal, Canada
It's not the breather itself that has the oil leaks; it's the little piston thingies. I'm no mechanic, so as you can see my terminology is way off. 
The pistons are exhaust ports for when your engine is running really hot. You will notice it most when you get stuck in traffic for 1/2 hr or more. The exhaust itself has oil residue in it and so it will tend to pool a bit at the bottom of the piston thingies before coming out. I'm sure if I didn't have a chrome oil tank that I wouldn't notice it at all.
Edit: I was also told by a bike builder that you can use food coloring to change the color of the K&N oil filters to more closely match your bike color (in some instances).
The pistons are exhaust ports for when your engine is running really hot. You will notice it most when you get stuck in traffic for 1/2 hr or more. The exhaust itself has oil residue in it and so it will tend to pool a bit at the bottom of the piston thingies before coming out. I'm sure if I didn't have a chrome oil tank that I wouldn't notice it at all.
Edit: I was also told by a bike builder that you can use food coloring to change the color of the K&N oil filters to more closely match your bike color (in some instances).
Last edited by Spartaman; Nov 3, 2009 at 11:02 AM.