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Can anyone think of anything else that I might need to order? I have the Buffalo Apes 16" x 1 1/2" with the Road King riser. I ordered
Chrome Switch Housings #71826-11
Chrome Switch Caps #71872-11
Chrome Controls #45355-08
Chrome Levers #45075-07
Chrome Switch Housing/Control Bolts #91124-03A
Chrome Ferrule and Banjo Bolt Covers #32714-98A
Motion Pro Braided Throttle/Idle Cables 39"
Motion Pro Braided Clutch Cable 74"
Stainless Braided Brake Line 54"
Namz Extension 15"
Poly Riser Bushings
I will also be installing the Nacelle that has been in the box collecting dust for a while now. For that I ordered
Chrome Visor Trim Ring #69733-05
Anyone think of anything I missed? But first the Lux has to be dropped off at the local HD Saturday to have the new rear wheel installed. Gotta love warranty work.
Instead of buying chrome switch caps and wire extensions, you can buy chrome switch kits with longer than stock wires on eBay for $60 if I remember correctly. It will make for a smoother and easier installation....
Ghost, I just installed my 16's 2 weeks ago and the 11's have 4 wires on one side and 5 on the other. The install was much, much easier than the dyna was. A lot less wiring to fool with. It's gonna feel nice going back to those apes
So just to clearify, these replace the stock wiring and just plug straight in? No wiring? I do realize they're called plug and play, just getting the facts straight.
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