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Old 02-04-2017, 09:46 AM
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Have new slip-on's. Decated manifold. Ordered a FP3 tuner. If I add a high flow air cleaner. Will the FP3 take care of that? Or is Dyno required? Thanks
 
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FP3 is fine for that, Contact V&H, for best map, then maybe auto tune
 
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if you have a 2014+ air cleaner, look into a K&N high flow filter

if you have earlier, your best bang for buck and easiest install is the ness big sucker w/ CHROME backing plate
ebay- easternpc usually about $115 shipped

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if you have a 2014+ air cleaner, look into a K&N high flow filter

if you have earlier, your best bang for buck and easiest install is the ness big sucker w/ CHROME backing plate
ebay- easternpc usually about $115 shipped

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2011 Electra Glide Ultra Limited. Now I am going to research and see which air cleaner gets me the most bang for my buck. Don't need to spend $500.00 but I figured if I got a tuner why not. Thanks
 
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...I am going to research and see which air cleaner gets me the most bang for my buck...
You doubt me?

shocking!

Really, I have no product to sell- just 2¢ worth of experience


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Originally Posted by mkguitar
You doubt me?

shocking!

Really, I have no product to sell- just 2¢ worth of experience


Mike
Sorry I read that wrong. I thought that was for a bike 2014+ not the filter. K&N seems to be the most reasonable as well.


Ordered the Big sucker. 116.00..Have time too cold at the moment. Now looking for a cover thanks for all the help.
 

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You doubt me?

shocking!

Really, I have no product to sell- just 2¢ worth of experience


Mike

I have lived to witness this.
 
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I use the stock cover.

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Originally Posted by Budda109
Sorry I read that wrong. I thought that was for a bike 2014+ not the filter. K&N seems to be the most reasonable as well.


Ordered the Big sucker. 116.00..Have time too cold at the moment. Now looking for a cover thanks for all the help.
Good choice
As Mike said best bang for the buck
 
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I use the stock cover.

Mike

Most likely I am going to reuse my stock cover. I did not see anything that stood out. Keeps the price way down. Keeps it simple. Clean lines as well. Thanks
 


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