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Joined: Mar 2012
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From: NYC
I was researching lowering options for the breakout and found these air shocks . Anyone heard of these or tried them? If there decent quality they could potentially be plusher then the progressive 422
http://www.ebay.com/itm/235mm-9-25-M...a3be5f&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/235mm-9-25-M...a3be5f&vxp=mtr
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Joined: Jun 2014
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From: 90210
First of all, I read this entire thread in the first few days of buying my Breakout...friggin awesome.
Now for the question. When I replaced my stock air cleaner with the PM HP, I couldn't find a decent spot to put the wires that were plugged into the back of the stock air cleaner. Anyone have a good fix for this?
I would post a pic of what I'm talkin g about, but this is my first post and it won't let me.
Now for the question. When I replaced my stock air cleaner with the PM HP, I couldn't find a decent spot to put the wires that were plugged into the back of the stock air cleaner. Anyone have a good fix for this?
I would post a pic of what I'm talkin g about, but this is my first post and it won't let me.
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Joined: Jun 2014
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From: 90210
I was researching lowering options for the breakout and found these air shocks . Anyone heard of these or tried them? If there decent quality they could potentially be plusher then the progressive 422
http://www.ebay.com/itm/235mm-9-25-M...a3be5f&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/235mm-9-25-M...a3be5f&vxp=mtr
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From: Eastern Pennsylvania
Me and my brother will be at Sturgis. Can't wait. We are coming in from PA.
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Joined: Jan 2015
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From: Crawley, UK
First of all, I read this entire thread in the first few days of buying my Breakout...friggin awesome.
Now for the question. When I replaced my stock air cleaner with the PM HP, I couldn't find a decent spot to put the wires that were plugged into the back of the stock air cleaner. Anyone have a good fix for this?
I would post a pic of what I'm talkin g about, but this is my first post and it won't let me.
Now for the question. When I replaced my stock air cleaner with the PM HP, I couldn't find a decent spot to put the wires that were plugged into the back of the stock air cleaner. Anyone have a good fix for this?
I would post a pic of what I'm talkin g about, but this is my first post and it won't let me.
Hi Teddy
I had the same issue on my Breakout.. I bought a small heat shrink kit with some large sizes and closed off the connector by sealing it in Heat Shrink. Then just pushed it kind of behind the manifold and it sticks there and is out of sight and with the connector sealed of then no harm should come to it.. hope this will help.
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From: Atlantic Beach FL
Hi Teddy
I had the same issue on my Breakout.. I bought a small heat shrink kit with some large sizes and closed off the connector by sealing it in Heat Shrink. Then just pushed it kind of behind the manifold and it sticks there and is out of sight and with the connector sealed of then no harm should come to it.. hope this will help.
I had the same issue on my Breakout.. I bought a small heat shrink kit with some large sizes and closed off the connector by sealing it in Heat Shrink. Then just pushed it kind of behind the manifold and it sticks there and is out of sight and with the connector sealed of then no harm should come to it.. hope this will help.
