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I just installed a Kurakyn Hypercharger. I love the look and the throttle response is awesome. The bike seems louder, has anyone else put on a hypercharger and had these same responses.I was a little worried about using Kurakyn parts but this is my favorite modification. Kurakyn claims a 7 to9 horsepower increase, but because of the throttle response it feels like more. I will have pictures soon.[sm=yeahsmile.gif][sm=biker2.gif]
had one for three weeks took it off and sold it on ebay. I wont go into all the reasons why. my perspective is you think it is a cool mod , you like it and thats all that matters . to answer your question yes it does make the bike sound louder , but I really honestly and truthfully saw no significate gains on the dyno that I couldnt duplicate with any regular high flow air cleaner and a set of good pipes. does this make it a bad modification ? certainly not .its just a differnt look than what other people go for and variety is what makes the aftermarket world go around. as far as quality goes it has a k&n filter and the fit and finish on the one I had was top notch. be sure and post a picture.
I just installed a Kurakyn Hypercharger. I love the look and the throttle response is awesome. The bike seems louder, has anyone else put on a hypercharger and had these same responses.I was a little worried about using Kurakyn parts but this is my favorite modification. Kurakyn claims a 7 to9 horsepower increase, but because of the throttle response it feels like more. I will have pictures soon.[sm=yeahsmile.gif][sm=biker2.gif]
I've been thinking of getting one.. trying to justify spending that much money on it.. Where did you get your? What pipes are you running? Did you rejet at the same time?
How did the install go? I was gonna give you a call but I'm still a little sore from the surgery. Can't wait to see it I have always liked the looks of those. Kuryakyn makes a good product I have always had good luck with them.
I did alot of research after reading the article suggested by OLDFENDERGUY, and found that the Hypercharger can cause massive amounts of oil and fuel breakdown. This can result in numerous mechanical problems. It isn't neccesarily a bad design by Kurakyn, but the product is more for show and around town driving, not so much for highway or touring.I bought my bike to travel on and even though i have only went on one long trip, with my Brother in law, two great new friends King05 and his Queen, and Skippy.I am not willing to take the chance of anypotential problems, so today i unistalled it and traded it for some other great parts.I will have pics when istallations are done.
hopefully, alot more weekend trip stories, too. Got to get you back on the road King05.
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