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My point is that they did not have to dyno the bike, hence it was a less expensive route which is what the question was all about. As far as running, it appears to run fine to me though I am no mechanic and don't have any diagnostic equipment. I just know that I am riding right there next to the others and the bikes appear to sound the same. I just wanted to get rid of that stock football looking thing. As you mentioned earlier, a "real" performance increase requires cams.
Oh you changed out the breather for cosmetic reasons. Is it still a restricted
flow breather like the original?
What would be the point of Dyno' ing the bike without a tuner? From what I understand you put slip on's and a new breather on your bike. And then they downloaded the "get it in the ballpark" map to you bike? How does it run with this setup? Does the breather really do anything performance wise without a tuner?
My point is that they did not have to dyno the bike, hence it was a less expensive route which is what the question was all about. As far as running, it appears to run fine to me though I am no mechanic and don't have any diagnostic equipment. I just know that I am riding right there next to the others and the bikes appear to sound the same. I just wanted to get rid of that stock football looking thing. As you mentioned earlier, a "real" performance increase requires cams.
Oh you changed out the breather for cosmetic reasons. Is it still a restricted
flow breather like the original?
I had the Screaming Eagle Ventilator Performance Air Cleaner installed.
Stylish low-profile exposed element air cleaner kit provides increased airflow to boost the power of your fuel injected engine. The track-inspired exposed element adds a purposeful look to the bike, and the included waterproof rain sock protects the filter during inclement weather. This easy-to-install kit includes low-profile air cleaner cover, high-flow filter element, back plate, Screamin' EagleŽ badge, protective rain sock, and all required installation hardware. Street legal when used with stock mufflers. All EFI-equipped models require ECM calibration (priced separately).
I say check with your dealer before you buy parts online and ask them to install them. Some dealers only install parts purchased from them. Whatever you decide, enjoy the new ride.
Thats means pipes. A/C, SERT, and dyno, before Eye Candy for me..
Then I did Cam to make her even better...Course the usual $3-$4k worth of chrome mods, pillion seat, detachable sissy-bar, floorboards, inserts, and leather work.
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