how hard is it to install SE heavy breather?
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how hard is it to install SE heavy breather?
Hey all,
I have stage I AC right now, looking forward to put on the heavy breather before next summer,
Just wondering how hard is it to put them on? Is it pretty straight forward?
Thanks all
I have stage I AC right now, looking forward to put on the heavy breather before next summer,
Just wondering how hard is it to put them on? Is it pretty straight forward?
Thanks all
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I asked the same question to my buddy at the dealer and he told me I would not need another remap if I put on the heavy breather. You should be fine.
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Originally Posted by 6o66er View Post
If you can read and possess common sense, you can install it in less than 20 minutes
or about an hour if yer like me
Quote:
Originally Posted by 6o66er View Post
If you can read and possess common sense, you can install it in less than 20 minutes
or about an hour if yer like me
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From: fegfsg
well your gunna need to jack up the bike remove both wheels and the rear fender, pull off the rear cylinder of the engine and move the gas tank up 6 inches while simultaneously juggling the wheels you removed, and then reinstall the wheels backwards and swapped, and finally place the rear fender over the front fender and remove the handlebars.
it should take about 20 minutes if your in a hurry
edit: hopeuflly you realize im joking about everything except the 20 minutes part. its a simple job, just look at the instructions and youll know if its something you can do.
it should take about 20 minutes if your in a hurry
edit: hopeuflly you realize im joking about everything except the 20 minutes part. its a simple job, just look at the instructions and youll know if its something you can do.
Last edited by JosephGarcia; Oct 28, 2008 at 02:14 PM.
