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Looking back on things now I would have purchased the "Fuel Pack" and not the "HD Super Tuner". That was one of my rookie mistakes. I took the dealerships word for it and bought what they said I needed. In reality I think the Fuel Pack is better suited for a Dyno Tune. Would anyone else agree on that?
I was at HD the other day and they told me I should only do the HD Super Tuner because it's easier for them to dyno or some crap. I'm tired of them blowing smoke, but they did tell me I should wait until winter when go fast parts are cheaper. Still getting an A/C and fuel pack and doing it myself though.
DRwalkinboner,
I hear you they work hard to sell their own parts.... I need to apologize for miss stating that I though the "Fuel Pack" was better. The unit I was thinking about it the "power commander" there are some threads about that on this site. Also check out the link below.
again I am sorry for miss stating that.... Down the road if I decide to do cams and heads I will probably buy the power commander and take my bike to those guys. Its only about a 3 hour drive for me.
Finally...got some new bars on the Lo and my back's LOVING THEM! Also added the Harley mustache bar and highway pegs. I can finally site back and relax and kick my feet up and really enjoy this sweet ride!
I was at HD the other day and they told me I should only do the HD Super Tuner because it's easier for them to dyno or some crap. I'm tired of them blowing smoke, but they did tell me I should wait until winter when go fast parts are cheaper. Still getting an A/C and fuel pack and doing it myself though.
I have a SE Heavy Breather going spare if you want one. Lightly used (c. 600 miles) PM me if interested.
very nice i just put the dark custom derby cover on and timing cover to and the dark custom decal for the gas cap i really like them, i hope they make more dark custom parts for the fatboy lo
Hey Everyone,
I am in the process of blacking some things out on my new Denim Fat Boy Lo. I have been taking a lot of notes and ideas from all of you and your pictures. I am looking for options on the head light right now. So far all I have come up with is buying the chrome visor of my choice and painting it? What have you all done to get yours in black. Right now I like DAVE has hit looking. I want a "sharper" looking leading edge like he has and not a fat round edge and I want something in black. If I am going to have to paint it my self then I might go Denim or satin on the entire head light area forks and all....
Let me know,
You can paint or you could have it powdercoated, which is what I did to mine
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