Fuelpak mounting
Anybody have an issue with the screws used for mounting the Fuelpak to the spider bracket?
Mine were extremely tight going in, and one of the heads twisted right off. I went ahead and finished the install, and programmed the unit.
It seems to be mounted solidly enough with three screws. An email sent to Vance and Hines won't be answered until Monday, so I figured I'd ask the collective here if someone has run into the same issue.
Mine were extremely tight going in, and one of the heads twisted right off. I went ahead and finished the install, and programmed the unit.
It seems to be mounted solidly enough with three screws. An email sent to Vance and Hines won't be answered until Monday, so I figured I'd ask the collective here if someone has run into the same issue.

ORIGINAL: Drew
Anybody have an issue with the screws used for mounting the Fuelpak to the spider bracket?
Mine were extremely tight going in, and one of the heads twisted right off. I went ahead and finished the install, and programmed the unit.
It seems to be mounted solidly enough with three screws. An email sent to Vance and Hines won't be answered until Monday, so I figured I'd ask the collective here if someone has run into the same issue.
Anybody have an issue with the screws used for mounting the Fuelpak to the spider bracket?
Mine were extremely tight going in, and one of the heads twisted right off. I went ahead and finished the install, and programmed the unit.
It seems to be mounted solidly enough with three screws. An email sent to Vance and Hines won't be answered until Monday, so I figured I'd ask the collective here if someone has run into the same issue.

ORIGINAL: woody johnson
yes...snip off 1/8" and make sure you have right sized phillips....they shoulda used torx...
yes...snip off 1/8" and make sure you have right sized phillips....they shoulda used torx...
I thought about that, after the fact, but I'm afraid that I'll either strip the heads of the remaining screws, or crack the case.
I twisted off one of my spider-mount screws as well when I mounted it about 6 months ago. No biggie- other than that the install went quick and the FP works as advertised.
Bought a set of those Nightrider EFI enrichener devices advertised here: http://www.nightrider.com/parts/catalog00.htm
and will be installing them tomorrow on my EGC and the OL's Softail. It'll be interesting to see how they work as compared to the Fuel Pak.
If they work good I may have a FP for sale soon...
Bought a set of those Nightrider EFI enrichener devices advertised here: http://www.nightrider.com/parts/catalog00.htm
and will be installing them tomorrow on my EGC and the OL's Softail. It'll be interesting to see how they work as compared to the Fuel Pak.
If they work good I may have a FP for sale soon...

Yip. Had same problem. I could not get at least 1 of em all the way in. Had trouble with all of em. Decided it was secure thoughand finished the install.
07 Fire Red/Black Pearl Ultra
K&N 3909 A/C
V&H Ovals, Fuelpak
07 Fire Red/Black Pearl Ultra
K&N 3909 A/C
V&H Ovals, Fuelpak
Yeah...they're too long and too tight...went to Sears to get a warranty replacement of my hardened tip #1 philips head in order to complete the screw job without f*#@'n up the heads! Aside from that everything else worked as advertised though...
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Get a '08 Touring bike and you don't need to deal with spider brackets...
You connect it and velcrow it to the fuse box cover... no screwing except to hold the plastic cover on the FuelPak...
RON
You connect it and velcrow it to the fuse box cover... no screwing except to hold the plastic cover on the FuelPak...
RON
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