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I like HQ a lot I had them do my Sportster engine and I am going to have them do my RK engine in a year or two at most.
I'm curious do they have a down load or something to getthe SERT to work with there set up; if not how do they deal with the modern elentronics on these new bikes??
He said it's mostly broke in just don't ride it hard without a good warm up period---after 500 miles going back to syn oil --- yes I do like the HQs stuff --- I was going to ride today but it looks like rain (finally) is in the forecast --- I will practice my burn-outs and side slides as soon as the weather clears.
HQ is the chit......I haven't ridden since Saturday, which was some test runs. I just bought an XBox360 during lunch but it's going to have to wait until I can get a quick ride in. I am impressed with my 95".
You should have talked to Phil about break in. I think it's too late for your bike now, but I did
30 mph - 60 mph 10 plus times in 3rd gear and from what I'm told I'm ready.
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I have to agree. I have the 103 kit onmy Street Glide and it has plenty of get up and go. I'm in the 500 mile break in period also. So a little easy going right now.
Fantastic news. Glad you like the power and responsiveness. I am in the process ofbuyinga new 2008 105th AnnivRKClassic (I put my money down and am waiting on the parts to be installed so that I can pick it up and complete the transaction)and I have the dealership putting the Stage 2 103" in it among other things.
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