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My vote if for none of the above. If you are expecting huge performance gains, you will be disappointed. If are after a certain look, I guess they are ok.
About 7 to 5 years ago these style Air Cleaners were all the rage. However like the Mullet Hairdoo they are no longer as popular as they once were. I still see one here or there at bike week or at a show, but not like I used too. If I had to pick the Blood Groove is my choice. I mean no offense by making this statement, it's just my honest opinion.
I took mine off, came with the bike. Garbage........vacuum can didnt work so the butterflies were always open, bike runs better with an enclosed type a/c. I dont think my bike needs anything that sounds like Kuryakyn on it. Getting ready to remove the footpegs also. Just my .02. Everybody has an opinion, if you like it and think it will boost performance than go for it!
I agree with every one of the negative comments about the hypercharger. I screwed with a buddy of mine about his until he finally swapped for a SE intake
None of the above.....no real gain.....probably a loss in performance.....however....the Kury Hi-Five is 1 of the best breathers go'n as far as a gain........
"agree with every one of the negative comments about the hypercharger. I screwed with a buddy of mine about his until he finally swapped for aSE intake"
Intake or breather??SE HeavyBreather not much better, but better than the "Hyper" anything....... most'll experience a loss in HP/TQ on the dyno,maybe as much as 3-7......has the "looks cool" factor go'n for it,though........lots of better perform'n A/C's on the mkt for less $$ that'll show some real gains......or I'd already have 1.......
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