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What brand is that exhaust again? Nice lookin kit. How do you like the looks of it with out shields?
Think maybe a shield that covered it less would have been better?
is the header a plain steel or some other alloy blend?
What brand is that exhaust again? Nice lookin kit. How do you like the looks of it with out shields?
Think maybe a shield that covered it less would have been better?
is the header a plain steel or some other alloy blend?
haven't received it yet. Check out the rb racing site. Rb pro stock 2n1, 2 inch primary. I wouldn't go without shields.
Posted a "Wanted to Buy" thread in the marketplace forum but I just wanted to ask here as well because this thread likely gets more attention from Breakout owners.
Looking for a OEM set of 103 Black Derby and Timer covers to fit a 2014 Breakout. Previous owner had "Live to Ride" stuff installed and I would just
like to get it back to stock. PM me if you have any available. Thanks......
I have a 17 Breakout and just picked up a Pro Beam headlight. I pulled the stock headlight and went to put in the new light. The thing is the back of the headlight hits the mount so it doesn’t sit flush. It’s suppose to just drop right in but I haven’t found a single way it fits. Anyone else have this issue? Thanks in advance and happy New Years.
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