Kuryakyn Hypercharger
Road Warrior
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From: Northern Virginia
Over the years and owning several bikes, bought used. Two bikes had Hyperchargers on them...they were the first thing I removed and sold on Ebay. One was on my 2001 Kawasaki Drifter 1500 and I switched it to a Thunder Manufacturing intake. The other was on my 2002 Fat Boy which got replaced with...ta-da...a Doherty.
Hyperchargers look cool but are not the best perfomance wise.
Hyperchargers look cool but are not the best perfomance wise.
Last edited by mattman22033; Nov 20, 2008 at 10:24 AM.
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From: NJ
Saw American Thunder? last night and they put one on a Streetglide project bike as a performance upgrade package which also included V&H pipes and fuel pak. The 3 gave it about 10 more HP. From what you guys say they were just hawking parts for the sponsor.
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From: Northern Virginia
The Hypercharger is better than stock but there are better performing intakes for less money.
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: La Crosse, WI
Hypercharger
I read a lot of posts on here regarding the hypercharger before I purchased mine. Many on here feel they don't do much. I picked up the Pro-R hypercharger, Bub 7's and a PCIII and I think it was a great modification. The hyperchargers aren't too expensive and others, like the velocity stacks, don't do much for me aestetically.
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