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With a little determination and a dremel, the cover for the heavy breather will work with the stage 1 backplate. I was in the same boat, I did not like any of the other options and was going to make that chrome cover work....
With a little determination and a dremel, the cover for the heavy breather will work with the stage 1 backplate. I was in the same boat, I did not like any of the other options and was going to make that chrome cover work....
What exactly do you need to do to make this one work. Its the only decent looking cover I've seen but never bought one cuz it says it won't fit my 2012 Limited with the stage one intake. Not afraid to make it work, just wanting know whats involved.
thanks every one . marvincrb the harley cover is the only one i have liked so for not shoe how much i would dremel have any picks of it off the bike for reference
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