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Got the bike basically all back together except for fluids and the air cleaner. Air cleaner is giving me some issues. Have wanted to change it out since I bought the bike and now is as good a time as any. Went with the Big Sucker Derby. As you can see in the pic there is a gap between the head and the backing plate. Instructions say the 'Injection Module Bracket" must be used, presumably as a spacer. My bike did not come with said spacer. I realize I could buy the bracket but does anyone have any other ideas of what I could use?
Got the bike basically all back together except for fluids and the air cleaner. Air cleaner is giving me some issues. Have wanted to change it out since I bought the bike and now is as good a time as any. Went with the Big Sucker Derby. As you can see in the pic there is a gap between the head and the backing plate. Instructions say the 'Injection Module Bracket" must be used, presumably as a spacer. My bike did not come with said spacer. I realize I could buy the bracket but does anyone have any other ideas of what I could use?
Just go to the hardware store and get a spacer or stack washers to fill the gap.
Better yet go to DK customs and look at a bypass kit. You could buy one from them or make your own. I am and many other are big believers about feeding burnt oil crap back into your intake.
Better yet go to DK customs and look at a bypass kit. You could buy one from them or make your own. I am and many other are big believers about feeding burnt oil crap back into your intake.
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