air cleaner question
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RE: air cleaner question
Never had any problems with rain on my bike Big Sucker on my Lowrider (carb'd) and the SE on my EG Standard (FI), with a cover similar to Neggy's. \\; While it doesn't rain often here in Arizona, when it does it's pretty torrential, and \\;I've been caught in the rain on \\;both bikes. \\; No hesitation \\;at all on either.
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Yes when you change air cleaners you almost always should do some sort of remap (PCIII, SERT, etc.) or you could have some problems down the road with the motor.
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Yes when you change air cleaners you almost always should do some sort of remap (PCIII, SERT, etc.) or you could have some problems down the road with the motor.
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RE: air cleaner question
i'm using the stock cover and have been in lots of hard downpours. \\; No problems at all.
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You will have to re-map with the change to this high flow AC.
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You will have to re-map with the change to this high flow AC.
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RE: air cleaner question
I'm on my 2nd Big Sucker. My first had a billet cover (Softail), my new one has the football (flht). I get caught in thunderstorms often, with no problems to report. You need to remap.
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