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Going to order my short shots for my 13 fatboy lo and I wanna throw on a air intake since I already have a power commander on there, but I have the anniversary edition and want to keep my football cover on. What's a decent intake that will fit under the stock cover?
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Last edited by Misbehaven; Aug 31, 2013 at 12:59 PM.
Ok thanks. I'm assuming that's all I need for a stage 1? I got the commander when I put the twin slash slip ons on the bike so I just have to contact fuel moto for a new map and that should be it RIGHT?
Ok thanks. I'm assuming that's all I need for a stage 1? I got the commander when I put the twin slash slip ons on the bike so I just have to contact fuel moto for a new map and that should be it RIGHT?
Sounds like you have it all right. Fuelmoto will set you up.
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